I am trying to parse a file similar to the following: 

========================================================
Net Stuff
========================================================

slfjs
sfafdds
aslfkjsdl
sfsdf

========================================================
Services
========================================================
blah
glah
sfsd


asfsdf
afsafdf

========================================================
Users
========================================================






Services
                        sam
                        bill
                        frank

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I am attempting to match between the first match of "Services", and not after, but I am getting everything using the following code: 

while(<>) {
   if ( /^Services$/ .. /^Users$/ ) {
      print "$_";
   }
}

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Even when I use multi-line match regular expression, I get the same output: 

while(<>) {
   if ( /^=*Services$/m .. /^=*Users$/m ) {
      print "$_";
   }
}

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Once again, I just want what is in between first occurrence of "Services" and "Users".
Any ideas?

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