I am trying to write a script to go through a list of devices and will find if dhcp relay is enabled on them. The command I am running I am feeding into an array and want that array dumped to a file line for line. But it is not working. Any help will be appreciated. Here is the script 
sub main
{
my($devicename, $ip, $mask, $ts);
my($line, @modem, $result_line);

open(DEVICELIST, "<Devicelist") or die "Can't open Devicelist file : $
+!\n";
while ($line = <DEVICELIST>)
        {       
        $devicename = $line;
        chomp($devicename);

        # login to the device
        $ts=loginDevice("username", "passwd", "enpasswd", $devicename)
+;

        open(OUTFILE, ">>Device-info") ||
                die("Cannot open Device-info: $!\n");

        print OUTFILE "Device $devicename\n";

        @modem = $ts->cmd("show run | inc dhcp relay");
        foreach $result_line (@modem)
                {
                print OUTFILE "$result_line\n";
                }

        print OUTFILE "\n";
        close(OUTFILE);
        $ts->print('exit');
        }
exit;
}

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Here is a sample output of what I am getting.

Device device1
device1

Device device2
device2

I have replace the real device names for security reasons. But you can get an idea. From what I can gather somehow the device names ends up in the array??? I have varified that the script logs in fine. Any help would be appreciated.

shadow(biz)

Title edit by tye

In reply to Unwanted extra text appearing in array by shadowbiz

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