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Im probably doing something wrong but I pulled out the join statement and plugged it in to a while loop to read the csv file and all I get are a bunch of |00|.

#!/usr/bin/perl

$work = "/var/tmp/work";
$input = "$work/domainlist.csv";

open (IN,"$input");
open (OUT,">domainlist.rules");
while (<IN>) {
chomp();
$domain = $_;

print join '|', '', ( map { sprintf('%02d',length $domain), $domain } split /\./, shift ), '00', '';

}

In reply to Re^2: Inserting domain name into Snort rule by miniperl
in thread Inserting domain name into Snort rule by miniperl

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