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NetWallah
If we call it an "octet string", instead of "binary", a concatenated octet string can be generated and stored like this (untested):
<c>
use Socket qw( inet_aton );
...
fileStore => join ('', map {inet_aton $_} @mynets),
</c>
This will be a concatenated string of 32-bit binary IP addresses (assuming IPv4), and can be written to a file.
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