My above code is absolute nonsense and was just a quick hack This should do it now on the specified ranges:
my $regex = qr/
(
123\.145\.14[6-9]\.2 # match first specified range
| # or
# second specified range:
135\.168\. # <= first 2 octets
(?: # 3rd octet:
1 (?: 0[0-9]|1[0-5] ) # 100 - 109 or 110 - 115
| # or
[1-9][0-9] # 10 - 99
)
\. # 4th octet:
(?:
(?:1[01][0-9]|12[0-5]) # 100 - 119 or 120 - 125
| # or
[0-9][0-9]? # 0 - 99
)
$ # end of string
)
/ox;
I'm all puzzled now!
Dietz
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