I am having a very weird issue with the Linux portion of my script. Using the same method as I did on the Unix side, my output is empty.

my ($ip, $bcast, $mask) = /\binet addr:([\d.]+)\sBcast:([\d.]+)\sMask:
+([\d.]+)/

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So I tried a different method

my ($ip, $bcast, $mask) = /\binet addr:([\d.]+)\s.+:([\d.]+)\s.+:([\d.
+]+)/

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This actually finds the correct Interface, IP and Broadcast, but an irronious Netmask

cccadm@ccasec1::perl: ./ipandos.pl
Hello, your operating system is: linux
Interface 1 has the IP Address of 10.241.37.199
        Netmask: 808
        Broadcast: 255.255.255.0

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The ifconfig on Linux is slightly different. Here is what it looks like for one interface....

eth1      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:19:B9:EB:80:8F
          inet addr:10.241.37.199  Bcast:10.241.37.255  Mask:255.255.2
+55.0
          inet6 addr: 3ffe:80c0:22c:225:219:b9ff:feeb:808f/64 Scope:Gl
+obal
          inet6 addr: fe80::219:b9ff:feeb:808f/64 Scope:Link

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In reply to Re^8: Need help with a nested IF statement by MikeDexter
in thread Need help with a nested IF statement by MikeDexter

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