Please advise why the below script works for me on my local NT workstation and on my Unix server but does not work on our NT server. It doesnt give any results. There are results but for some reason it wont fetch anything on the NT server. It just gives an output of "Total Count = 0". Why wont it fetch data? Do I need to change something to get this to work on the NT server? 
use File::Find;
$ct = 0;

sub fetcher
{
     if( $_ =~ /\.html?$/)
        {
       my $name = $File::Find::name;
       open ( F, $name ) or die "$!: $name\n";
       while( $line = <F> ) 
        {
            for $i ($line =~ /\@(?:ff|jj|bb)/g)
        {
             print "$i\n";
            $ct++;
        }
             }
      close F;
   }
}


find( \&fetcher, 'C:\\inetpub\\wwwroot' ) || warn "$!\n";

print "\n\nTotal Count = $ct\n\n";

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