I haven't written any perl in awhile and am feeling quite rusty. Therefore
I'm certain this has an obvious answer. Why does this "if" always pass the
test?
$strpwd = "C0ll\@b";
@fields = split /:/,$msgtxt;
if ($fields[0] == $strpwd) {
print "got pw" . "\n";
}
else {
print "Bad pw" . "\n";
}
\\Greg Martin
Computer Sciences Corp
Collaborative Team Lead
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