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   Michael wrote (2021-09-08):   
      
    Ol>> HELP! ;)   
    Ol>> I'm trying to use the @me array in on_handshake(), but no matter   
    Ol>> what I do I always get the error:   
      
    Ol>> "Perl on_handshake(): @me contains no valid addresses"   
      
    Ol>> even with this simple sub:   
      
    Ol>> sub on_handshake   
    Ol>> {   
    Ol>>   @me;   
    Ol>> }   
      
    MD> I've never used this hook but as far as I understand you have to put the   
    MD> AKAs you want to present to the @me array. The array in your sub contains   
    MD> no addresses, so you receive the error message.   
      
   Hi Michael,   
      
   your right. It does work when I use   
      
   @me = ("5:6/7");   
      
   I was sure I've already tried it like this. Maybe it was a typo, which I   
   didn't see.   
      
   I also thought the variable is pre-filled with the AKAs, like it is with   
   $hosts etc. And then the unusual behavior of Perl confused me. I didn't expect   
   that a variable can be created without explicit declaration or assignment. So   
   Log(3, $me[0]) initialized an empty array @me. Most other languages would   
   complain about an non existent variable.   
      
   Thanks :)   
      
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