The error you're getting originates from the _tokenise sub in Mail::Address, called from parse, which is called from address in Email::Valid (which is where line 232 is, at least in my copy).

As far as I can tell, it means that your addresses don't match the regexps near the end of the _tokenise sub. Why they would suddenly stop matching, I can only guess. It could be that the data in the file you're reading in changed slightly when copied between boxes. Extra newlines, or newline problems, perhaps? It could be that the regexps used by Mail::Address have changed, and you had an older version of the module installed on the old box. You could check the source of the two copies of Mail::Address on the two machines, and compare the regexps.

Hope that helps. Good luck.

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