hi, i'm very new to Perl and have the following task to accomplish..

An OS command returns the following text.

SMTP-Address: [user@abc.com]
              [user-1@abc.com]
              [user-2@abc.com]

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user@abc.com is the user's primary email address and the others are aliases.. We have a need to convert the mail domain from abc.com to xyz.com. And in order to convert, I need to use the following lines 
SMTP-Address: [user@xyz.com]
[user-1@xyz.com]
[user-2@xyz.com]
EOF

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as input to an OS command that will modify the user's email addresses with the new xyz.com domains..

note that not every user will have 3 email addresses.. some only one, some 5, some 8,etc,etc..

all help will be greatly appreciated.

In reply to email domain changing by james8288

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