You are using join wrong. Join's args are (first) the new delimiter, and (second) the list of strings being joined. I think that you probably don't even want join at all, you probably (based on your existing code) simply want concatenation as follows: 

if( $tmp > 0 ) {
    $sip_response .= "$line\n";
}

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Also notice the use of '>' instead of 'gt'. 'gt' is for strings, and '>' is for numbers. Your use of 'gt' works for you, but only by virtue of the fact that Perl considers any non-empty, non-zero string to be "true".

Additional thought:
An easier way to do the whole thing is probably something like this: 

my $sip_response = $response; # Make a copy of the response.
if( $sip_response =~ s{^[^\n]+}[200 SIP/2.0 OK] ) {
    print $sip_response;
} else {
    die "Didn't understand the response: $response\n";
}

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...just a thought...


Dave

In reply to Re: splitting and joining a network message by davido
in thread splitting and joining a network message by Anonymous Monk

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