Can anyone tell me why this is only chop'ing the last server on the list instead of every server on the list. when i open up the text file that the output is piped to, it shows a $ at the end of the server name EXCEPT FOR THE LAST SERVER and i can't get it to go away on every server in the list. Please help. Ray 
# Ray Espinoza
# GetDomainServers.pl
# Get servers in domain and matches 
# sends the output to a text file.
################################################################
#!D:\Perl\bin -w

use strict;
use Win32::NetAdmin;

open (OUT,">list.txt") ||
    die "Cannot create machine list. :$!";

# This will get the list of machine names from the PDC

my @users;
Win32::NetAdmin::GetUsers("\\\\PDC",'',\@users);
my @computers = grep { /\$$/ } @users;
@computers = join("\n",@computers);
foreach my $box (@computers) {
   chop $box;          # removes terminal char, must be $ from grep
   print OUT "$box\n"; # print each $box on a newline
}
close OUT;

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