Re^2: Perl IF Issue

Thanks Stevieb for your suggestion. Here how it looks like after i did what you told (when i keep the both the argurments same):

>tantra.zdr.moksha.com
< >tantra.zdr.moksha.com<
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Re^3: Perl IF Issue by stevieb (Canon) on Aug 20, 2015 at 16:03 UTC
Do a `chomp $HOSTNME;` prior to the `if` statement. That variable has an attached newline (`\n`) at the end if it. Update: See `perldoc -f chomp` to understand the purpose of `chomp`. -stevieb	[reply] [d/l] [select]