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Homework and Emergencies Emergency UNIX and Linux Support Grep inline use perl Post 302760315 by justbow on Wednesday 23rd of January 2013 11:51:04 PM
Old 01-24-2013
Grep inline use perl
Hi,

i have input like this :
Code:
SS-ID VLAN MAC               TIME IP                 RSSI MODE  UAPSD BW GI WMOS DHCP       IDENTITY 
----- ---- ---               ---- --                 ---- ----  ----- -- -- ---- ----       -------- 
1-1   0    C4:46:19:75:C1:55 23m  192.168.5.253      -24  bgn   no    20 S  4.9  ack* 
1-2   0    5C:57:C8:69:8C:1E 3s   192.168.5.254      -38  bg    no    20 L  4.8  ack*



I want the output is "1-1" by grep in line by MAC Address

So far i use this scripts, but doesn't work :

Code:

my @macall = qw(print @input); 
    foreach $line (@macall) { 
        if ($line =~ /C4:46:19:75:C1:55:\s+(\S+)/) { 
                $id = $1; 
            } 
        } 
      print "ID = $id"; 
      return (0);

Anybody can help ?
 

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