First one I have to open a log file and remove JUST the very last segment (which are usernames). So I need 1dfgfg and asdasdad. 
06/19/2007  10:50 AM    <DIR>          1dfgfg
07/20/2007  02:35 PM    <DIR>          asdasdad

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I tried 
open(LOG, "home.txt") or die "Error: $!";
my @lines = <LOG>;
close(LOG);

foreach my $line (@lines)
{
    $line =~ m/\s+([a-zA-Z0-9])$/;
     print "$1<br>";
}

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and it printed out a million blank lines?

A little tougher and since I had problems with the first one, .. 

\\STPFS03asd    MRAD\abeissel    \\stpfs03\E$\CISROOT\Home\123username
+\    163.59    132    750
\\STPFS02    serv\USERNAME    \\Stpfs02\E$\CISROOT\Home\anotherusernam
+e\    18.37    10    29

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In the one above all I need is the username. none of the slashes or anything. Really this is a DIR dump and I need to see if the username appears in both files, or just one. Can someone give me a hand?

In reply to Two regex problems (easy) by Anonymous Monk

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