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By default, tty drivers print from left to right. You have to pad with whitespace, or use escape characters (ANSI escape sequences) to move things to wierd positions on the screen like that. So, the problem is not related to perl really. What exactly are you trying to do?
Distribution: Arch Linux && OpenBSD 7.4 && Pop!_OS && Kali && Qubes-Os
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What exactly are you trying to do?
Thanks for answer, what I'm doing is a perl script that takes input from iptables ip_queue module (port 80) and then uses HTML::LinkExtor and parses all links from that traffic.
Then it matches those extracted links with different regexes that I have written/borrowed from different intrusion detection systems.
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