Dear Monks, i have a construct which is more or less working (Dummy here, be kindly please).

%targets = (
              '_source' => [],
              '_name'=> []
);
    
foreach my $ip1 (@ips){
 foreach my $ref (@http){
  for my $bla ( $ref->{'_source'}->{'clientip'} ) {  
     if ($bla eq $ip1){ 
     my $name = gethostbyaddr(inet_aton($bla), AF_INET); 
     if ( $name !~  /.*\.dom1\.\.*.*./ ) {
         if ( $name !~  /.*\.dom2\.\.*.*./ ) {
             if ( $name !~  /.*\.dom3\.\.*.*./ ) {
     push @{ $targets{'_source'} }, $bla;
     push @{ $targets{'_name'} }, $name;
             }
           }
         }    
      }
    }  
  }
}

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What happens is that this code pushes all $bla to VAR1->_source and $name to VAR1->_name, like: 

$VAR1 = {
  '_name' => [
    'carbon019.a.ahrefs.com',
    'u17478488.onlinehome-server.com',
],
  '_source' => [
    '181.167.186.3',
    '34.230.53.172',
]
};

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What i am trying to archive is to have a structure like: 

VAR1->_source->$bla
      _name->$name

VAR2->_source->bla
      _name->$name

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and so on....May i ask a monk to help? I tried some stuff, but it didnt work. Thanks!!!

In reply to Push to Reference by maikelnight

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