# switch to check if we've reached the topten list yet.
my $topten = 0;
my @ips;

open REPORT, "reportfile" or die "Can't open reportfile: $!\n";

while (<REPORT>) {
    chomp;

    $topten = 1 if m!^Users/Source Addresses!;

    next unless $topten;

    push @ips, [ split /\s+/ ] if /^(\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3
+})/;
}

close REPORT;

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That's basically the gist of it. Every element in @ips is a reference to an anonymous array; the first element of the anonyous array is the ip address, the second element is that number thingy (whatever it signifies) and the third is the percentage.

For further study, look into MIME::Lite (for mailing) and Net::Whois (for you-know-what).

Of course, it would probably be easier to just modify the script that generates this output

Hope this helps,



[ ar0n ]

In reply to (ar0n) Re: Automating Firewall Log Reporting by ar0n
in thread Automating Firewall Log Reporting by dru145

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