In message <[email protected]>,
Rafael Bonilla writes:
>Yes, I was missing an "=" when I wrote my email but not on my real script so
> the question still applies.
>
>Forget the real script's purpose for now, what I want to do is just print
>each pair of *key, value* from a perl hash using
>while (my ($key, $value) = each %%my_hash){
> print ("Key: $key, Value: $value\n");
>}
>
>The output I'm seeing is:
>Key: ??, Value: 1
>Key: ??, Value: 5
>Key: ??, Value: 3
>...
>
>All key values are incorrect (there should be IP addresses xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx).
>Instead, the code displays ??.
>
>It seems to me that the key values are not being stored correctly (is that
>even possible?) although I see on SEC debug messages that the key values are
>correct.
Hmm, this sounds like you are somehow storing not the string form of
ip address but the address of the string or something else.
>From your initial email:
> BTW: I'm counting the events using eval %o (++$my_hash{$3});
> where $3 has the IP value that I need to record.
maybe you need:
eval %o (++$my_hash{'$3'});
to make sure that $3 is interpreted as a string?
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