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Oops, serveral typos in the code I gave you. Always use -w ! :-)

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Time::Local;
my @now = localtime; my $hour = $now[2];
$now[$_] = 0 for 0..2; # set hour, min, sec to 0;
$daychange = timelocal(@now);

my @dataSUM = <DATA>;
my $sum =0;
my $firststart;
my $laststop;
#my $unixtime;

foreach my $line(@dataSUM) {
   my @lineData      = split(/[ \t]+/, $line);
   my $startime      = $lineData[0]  if(&is_numeric($lineData[0]))  ||
+ die "$lineData[0]  not numeric\n";
   my $stoptime      = $lineData[1]  if(&is_numeric($lineData[1]))  ||
+ die "$lineData[1]  not numeric\n";
#   $unixtime         = scalar localtime $lineData[1]  if(&is_numeric(
+$lineData[1]))  || die "$lineData[1]  not numeric\n";
   my $xover_bytes   = $lineData[7]  if(&is_numeric($lineData[7]))  ||
+ die "$lineData[7]  not numeric\n";
   my $art_bytes     = $lineData[9]  if(&is_numeric($lineData[9]))  ||
+ die "$lineData[9]  not numeric\n";
   my $list_bytes    = $lineData[11] if(&is_numeric($lineData[11])) ||
+ die "$lineData[11] not numeric\n";
   my $newnews_bytes = $lineData[13] if(&is_numeric($lineData[13])) ||
+ die "$lineData[13] not numeric\n";
   my $lineSum       = $xover_bytes + $art_bytes + $list_bytes + $newn
+ews_bytes;
   # $sum += $lineSum;
   $sum{ ($daychange >= $stoptime ? 'first' : 'second') } += $lineSum;

   $firststart =  ($startime < $firststart) || $firststart ==0 ? $star
+time : $firststart;
   $laststop =  ($stoptime > $laststop ) ? $stoptime : $laststop;
}
map { print "$_ => $sum{$_}\n" } keys %sum;

sub is_numeric {
  my $data = shift;
  return($data =~ m/^\d+$/);
}

__DATA__
1149621887  1150922348  stormchaser     69.0.0.0   69.0.0.0   NG004193
+@net.NET    3       820     156  1757     0       0       0       0  
+     0       0       176     
1149621900  1150922348  stormchaser     69.0.0.0   69.0.0.0   NG004193
+@net.NET    1       648     80   00       0       0       0       0  
+     0       93      
1149622376  1150922348  stormchaser     69.0.0.0   69.0.0.0   NG004193
+@net.NET    3       793     243  852      0       0       0       0  
+     0       0       268     
1149625677  1150922348  stormchaser     213.0.0.0  213.0.0.0  Sinkbad@
+net.net     1       493     0    00       0       0       0       0  
+     0       1       
1149621887  1151008726  stormchaser     69.0.0.0   69.0.0.0   NG004193
+@net.NET    3       820     156  17570249 0       0       0       0  
+     0       0       176     
1149621900  1151008726  stormchaser     69.0.0.0   69.0.0.0   NG004193
+@net.NET    1       648     80   00       0       0       0       0  
+     0       93      
1149622376  1151008726  stormchaser     69.0.0.0   69.0.0.0   NG004193
+@net.NET    3       7932259 243  85227944 0       0       0       0  
+     0       0       268
[download]

Yields:

first => 5363
second => 110731920
[download]

cheers,
--shmem

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In reply to Re^3: storing data in a hash by shmem
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