Hello monks!

Here is my little problem:
the array final1 and final2 are declared as global but i can only print them in there function. the print @final1 just below that and the print at the end do not work.....

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use Net::SNMP qw(oid_lex_sort oid_base_match SNMP_VERSION_1 DEBUG_ALL) +; use strict; use Getopt::Std; use warnings; use diagnostics; use XML::Simple; use Data::Dumper; use vars qw($ip $name @serials @parts $response $response2 @final1 @fi +nal2); #open xml file my $xmlfile = $ARGV[0]; my $ref = eval { XMLin($xmlfile) }; #erase or creat the ipfile and the namefile open ERASER, ">ipfile.txt"; close ERASER; open ERASER, ">namefile.txt"; close ERASER; #see if open worked if ($@) { print "XML Read ERROR"; } else { #go to IPAddress tag and read infos into file foreach my $itemip (@{$ref->{Layer2Details}->{Device}}){ my @ipliste = $itemip->{IPAddress}; my @sorted = @ipliste; open OUTIP, ">>ipfile.txt"; print OUTIP @sorted, "\n"; close OUTIP; } #go to DeviceName tag and read infos into file foreach my $itemname (@{$ref->{Layer2Details}->{Device}}){ my @nameliste = $itemname->{DeviceName}; my @sortedname = @nameliste; open OUTNAME, ">>namefile.txt"; print OUTNAME @sortedname, "\n"; close OUTNAME; } } #open ipfile open IPFILE, "ipfile2.txt" or die "Can't get IPs - $!\n"; open NAMES, "namefile2.txt" or die "Can't get IPs - $!\n"; open ERASER, ">finallist.txt"; close ERASER; + #Sets knots und community my $community = 'public'; my $ifSer = '.1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.11'; my $ifPart = '.1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.13'; while ( $ip = <IPFILE>, $name = <NAMES> ) { chomp $ip; chomp $name; $name =~ s/\.bc\.de\.bic$//; print "Got: $ip\n"; + #open session my ( $s, $e ) = Net::SNMP->session( -hostname => $ip, -community => $community, -port => 161 ); if (!defined($s)) { print ("Falsch nix is!"); } my @args = ( -varbindlist => [$ifSer] ); my @args2 = ( -varbindlist => [$ifPart] ); if ($s->version == SNMP_VERSION_1) { while (defined($s->get_next_request(@args))) { $_ = (keys(%{$s->var_bind_list}))[0]; if (!oid_base_match($ifSer, $_)) { last; } $response=($s->var_bind_list->{$_}); @final1 = $response; @args = (-varbindlist => [$_]); } print @final1; while (defined($s->get_next_request(@args2))) { $_ = (keys(%{$s->var_bind_list}))[0]; if (!oid_base_match($ifPart, $_)) { last; } $response2 = ($s->var_bind_list->{$_}); @final2 = $response2; @args2 = (-varbindlist => [$_]); } } else { push(@args, -maxrepetitions => 25); outer: while (defined($s->get_bulk_request(@args))) { my @oids = oid_lex_sort(keys(%{$s->var_bind_list})); foreach (@oids) { if (!oid_base_match($ifSer, $_)) { last outer; } #print("%s => %s\n", $_, $s->var_bind_list->{$_}); # Make sure we have not hit the end of the MIB if ($s->var_bind_list->{$_} eq 'endOfMibView') { l +ast outer; } } # Get the last OBJECT IDENTIFIER in the returned list @args = (-maxrepetitions => 25, -varbindlist => [pop(@oid +s)]); } } #@final2 = grep { $_ ne "" } $response2; open OUTPUT, ">>finallist.txt"; for my $i (0 .. $#final1) { print "$ip;$name;$final1[$i];$final2[ +$i]\n" } close OUTPUT; print $ip;print $name; # Let the user know about any errors #if ($s->error() ne '') { # _exit($s->error()); #} # Close the session $s->close(); } exit 0;

does anyone have an idea on the why that is so???
The result that should be is
final1;final2
final1;final2
final1;final2
.....

In reply to Global vars not accessable globaly by theroninwins

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