Good day all I have a problem with a script I am using to
parse DNS zone data it looks as if my parse runs
but my output looks very strange instead of a
filename that looks like "file.com" I am getting
"file
.com"

readmore I have attached the code so you all can see it and
maybe give me some insite as to why my output is munged
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

$| = 1;

use DNS::ZoneParse;
use Data::Dumper;

$out_dir = "/var/tmp/abs";
$list    = "/var/tmp/list";

open(IN, "$list");
@files = <IN>;

for(@files) {
   $line  = "$_";
   $out  = join('.', ( split('/', $line) )[-1,-2]);
   $dns   = DNS::ZoneParse->new("$line");

   open(OUT, ">$out_dir/$out") or die "Cant create $out_dir/$out: $!\n
+";
   print OUT Data::Dumper->Dump([$dns->soa]) . "\n";
   close(OUT);
 }
close(IN);
exit;

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