> From: Vivek Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> my $internal_net1 = "191.0.0";
> my $internal_net2 = "191.0.1";
> $hostip=~ /^(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)./ ;
> my $mailip = $1;
> if($mailip eq $internal_net1 || $mailip eq $internal_net2) {
This won't do what you want. || binds more tightly than eq so you're
effectively saying
$mailip eq ($internal_net1 || $mailip) eq $internal_net2
which in turn is the same as
$mailip eq $internal_net1 eq $internal_net2
which is the same as either
1 eq $internal_net2
or
0 eq $internal_net2
which is always
0
so your "if" condition will never be true.
Try
$mailip eq $internal_net1 or $mailip eq $internal_net2
or
($mailip eq $internal_net1) || ($mailip eq $internal_net2)
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