I am running a exe within the perl script. Below is the exe when ran in cmd. 
Tools4ever Port Ping Utility. Version 2.05
Copyright (c) 2002 Tools4ever bv. All rights reserved.
www.tools4ever.com

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Host: localhost
Connection time: 985 ms
Connected host: -
Connected port: -1
Error code: 10061
Error text: Error 10061 connecting socket. No connection could be made
+ because t
he target machine actively refused it.

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Here is the perl code 
my(@PORTS);
my($app);

@PORTS= qx {C:\\t4ecltbundle\\T4ePortPing localhost 3232};
for(@PORTS){


        ($KEY,$VAL)=split(/:/);
        $HOST=$SITVAL if $KEY =~ /Host/;
        $CONNTIME=$SITVAL if $KEY =~ /Connection time/;
        $CONNEDHOST=$SITVAL if $KEY =~ /Connected host/;
        $CONNEDPORT=$SITVAL if $KEY =~ /Connected port/;
        $ERRCODE=$SITVAL if $KEY =~ /Error code/;
        $ERRTEXT=$SITVAL if $KEY =~ /Error text/;
    }
        print "$HOST,$CONNTIME";
exit 0;

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I want the perl script to basically comma delimit host, connection time, ect. and to delete the first 3 lines of the output

In reply to format output from a exe within a perl script by swartzieee

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