One Item I have changed, which worked a tiny bit better, but is still too craptastic to ever be used:

#!/usr/bin/perl system("clear"); open(FILE,"/var/log/everything"); my $i=0; while($input=<FILE>){ if($input=~/fwa/i){ $i++; @parsed[$i]=$input; } } print "\n $i entities"; foreach my $test (@parsed){ my $data=""; my $x=""; my $t=""; foreach my $final (@parsed){ if($final eq $test){ $x++; my $data='valid_time'; } $t++; } if($x>1){ print "$x $test"; } }

I changed the output control, everything was returning because everything existed at least once (itself).

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