@little,WhiteBird and others Thank you. I read the tutorial about FILE::Find and wrote a new script. But there is a new problem. I hope you can help me: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use File::Find;

find(\&print_name_if_dir, "/home/dub/Stelle");

sub print_name_if_dir
{
    my $file = $_;

    if (-d $file) {
       $dir=$file;
       open(FILE, "> $dir") or die "Konnte $dir nicht mit Schreibrecht
+en öffnen: $!\n";
       close(FILE); 
    };
    
    if (-f $file) {
       open(FILE, ">> $dir") or die "Konnte $dir nicht öffnen: $!\n";
       print FILE "$file\n";
       close(FILE);
    };     
};

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1.if-command: open(FILE,"> $dir") - I want create a new file (text-file) which has the name of the visited directory.
But $dir contains the directory. How can i solve this problem ?

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