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Let's see.... sweetblood posted the "shell script" node" at 15:03 GMT+5 and OP "responded" by posting the "second" script at 12:39 GMT+5?

If I were a betting man, I'd want OP on my side on the day of (almost any) big race, since clearly he reads the future ... or has the ins-and-outs of use crystal::ball; down pat.

OTOH, you, AnonyMonk, might want to google for a remedial course on reading times. Search terms might include "when the big hand is on..."

:-)

In reply to Re^6: PERL SCRIPT FOR IPv6 LOOK-UP by ww
in thread PERL SCRIPT FOR IPv6 LOOK-UP by sam127

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