Presumably, you want to pack the four octets of the IP as chars in the output string? (Your use of '01 01 01 09' to indicate this is quite confusing--looking more like you want the ascii-ized value padded with leading zeros!).

Assuming that the var $ip contains the ip in it's ascii form (with '.' delimiters) the answer is "No, not directly". You will need to break the IP up into it numeric components before passing it to pack: 

$new  = pack 'ncC4n', 10, 10, split( '\.', '1.1.1.9' ), 30;
print unpack 'C*', $new;

0 10 10 1 1 1 9 0 30

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In reply to Re: Pack command by BrowserUk
in thread Pack command by mosh

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