ive been working on some code and it doesnt seem to be working right.
here is the code... 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w


use strict;
use Digest::Perl::MD5 'md5_hex';


my $list = "mil-dic.txt" ; #wordlist
my $cmd = 'jonsmith'; # hash to crack


getmd5();

sub getmd5 {
open (F, $list) || die ("\nCan not open file !");
my @md5    =    <F>;
close(F);
print "\nBruteforcing... please wait.\n\n";
foreach my $md5 (@md5) {
   chomp $md5;
   #print $md5."\n";
   AddTo($md5);
   }
}


sub AddTo {
my $check = shift;
my $match_1 = md5_hex $check ;
my $match_2 = md5_hex $cmd;

if ($check =~ $cmd) {

print $match_1."\n";
print $check."\n\n";
print $match_2."\n";
print $cmd."\n\n";
}
exit(0);

if ($match_1 =~ $match_2) {
   print "\nFound !\t[$check]\n\n";
   open (A, ">>found.txt") || die ("\nCan not open file to write to !\
+n");
   print A "[$match_2] : [$check]\n";
   close(A);
   }
}

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the output is... 

Bruteforcing... please wait.

b2ce97ce53eddef748a19dd6d09c9033
jonsmith

146ecb91572c5330c7d750ed29811a38
jonsmith

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as you can see the two dont match.
anyone care to enlighten me?

2006-10-10 Retitled by Arunbear, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'md5_hex'

In reply to md5_hex gives different values for same string by jonsmith1982

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