Your indenting "needs work".

Don't you mean open(FILE, $file) instead of open(FILE,"fulldata")?

Why don't you move the chomp right below the while (<FILE>)? Actually, you don't need the chomp at all since you discard the end of the line.

Your if should be checking $ip, but it's checking $_.

/^192.168./ matches '19231681'. You want /^192\.168\./.

You don't need the split.
($ip) = (split /:/)[0]; if ($ip =~ /^192.168./) {
can be replaced with
if (/^(192\.168\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}):/) { $ip = $1;.

You're closing INFO, yet your handle is FILE.

You don't check the results of request

Your original code sorted the results, but your Perl script doesn't.

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in thread formatting text prior to using it it to post to cgi... by stevenrh

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