I just tried to do it your way, but had no success. Instead i tried writing it like below, but now i am stuck with the fact that i get the error 'No such file or directory' and the code doesn't run with taint! 
#! /usr/bin/perl

my $directory = '/var/log/cr_user/';
opendir DIR, $directory or die $!.$/;
my @files = readdir(DIR);
closedir DIR or warn $!.$/;

for my $file  (@files) {
    open FILE, $file or die $!.$/;
    my ( $username, $domain, $email, $service ) = split /,/, <FILE>;

print "$username";

    close FILE or warn $!.$/;
    unlink $file;
}

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In reply to Re: Re: Opening Unknown Filenames by hiddenlinux
in thread Opening Unknown Filenames by Anonymous Monk

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