Oops!im really sorry bout that. The code is mentioned below : ------------------------------------------- 
 
$_sensor_type =  “I2600”;

                if($_sensor_type =~ /[a-z]+([0-9]+)/ig){


                        print "\n\n\n***Importing Original Action sens
+or Configuration onto the ISM and pushing it onto the sensor model $1
+ via API***\n\n\n";

                        my $out = `wget --no-check-certificate  http:/
+/$_config_hash->{'database_ip'}/intruvert/jsp/sensorConfigImport.jsp?
+params=$_config_hash->{'sentype'}:$_config_hash->{'sensor_ID'}:Hampi_
+$1_Master_Sigset.xml`;
 }

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What im trying to do here is push an API depending on certain parameters.
The issue lies with the "if" statement in the beginning. The pattern match fails due to which i dnt get the value "2600" in $1.
However, this code is used in the starting of the program too where it works fine. The issue arises only when it is used the second time in the code.
Hope i've mentioned all the details required this time around :)

In reply to Re^2: Repeated Pattern Matching Fails by perlpal
in thread Repeated Pattern Matching Fails by perlpal

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