Hi!
Check this code. I've assumed the results are in ping.txt and are valid.
This is tested and working...
open(RESULTS2, "ping.txt") || die;
open(RESULTS, ">ping2.txt") || die; *********** someother file *******
+*******
@results = <RESULTS2>;
close(RESULTS2);
$j = 0; *************************array's initial subscript
$a = 0; $f = 0;
foreach (@results) { ************** URs went into a loop*
if (m/Reply/) {
$output[$j] = $baseIP.$j.": Alive\n";
print $output[$j]."\n";
$j++;
} elsif (m/Request/) {
$output[$j] = $baseIP.$j.": Dead\n";
print $output[$j]."\n";
$j++;
}
}
print RESULTS "Pinger Results:\n\n";
print RESULTS "Alive Nodes: $a\n";
print RESULTS "Dead Nodes: $f\n";
print RESULTS "\n\nDetailed Results:\n";
print RESULTS @output;
**************************************************
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
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