Hi Monks, i have an array with Strings, which looks like: 

$VAR1 = 'Nov 19 06:31:17 proxy postgrey[2439]: action=pass, reason=tri
+plet found, client_name=r41.newsletter.otto.de, client_address=185.15
+.51.41, sender=otto@newsletter.otto.de, recipient=some.one@some.domai
+n';
$VAR2 = 'Nov 19 06:37:45 proxy postgrey[2439]: action=pass, reason=tri
+plet found, client_name=uspmta194080.emarsys.net, client_address=217.
+175.194.80, sender=suite17@xpressus.emarsys.net, recipient=other.one@
+some.domain';

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I need to push some strings from the array into another array - for example the date, sender and recipient. I first try with date, like: 

for my $x ( @results ) {
    chomp $x;
    my ($date) = split /'[A-z]*.[0-9]*.[0-9]*:[0-9]*:[0-9]*/, $x;
    push @out, $date; 
}

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What results in the whole line: 

$VAR1 = 'Nov 19 06:31:17 proxy postgrey[2439]: action=pass, reason=tri
+plet found, client_name=r41.newsletter.otto.de, client_address=185.15
+.51.41, sender=otto@newsletter.otto.de, recipient=some.one@some.domai
+n';

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May i ask someone to shed some light, please! Thanks!

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