Hello All, I am using an array of IP addresses to plug into a link, but when i do so, the link is segmented into 2.

I would like the link to be contiguous, ands in the future i would like to set up a socket that connects and and does an http get with the link.
(i want to autmoate my abuse duties, ie: blacklist removal, without so many clicks and Alt-Tabs) Any help would be appreciated. below is the code and the output......thx 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

$file = '/home/steven/x.x-sort';
open(INFO, $file);
@lines = <INFO>;
close(INFO);

my $i;
foreach $i(@lines){
        print "\nhttp://website.org/session2?ip=$i&email=you%40there.c
+om\n";
}

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this is the output from that:

http://website.org/session2?ip=x.x.x.x
&email=you%40there.com

http://website.org/session2?ip=x.x.y.y
&email=you%40there.com

In reply to formatting print output from array by stevenrh

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