hiddenlinux,
I still don't have a clear picture of what the end result is, so I am going to offer my advice based off the requirements you indicated earlier. Of course you might have to debug it a little, I have been away from Perl for about a month. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw
use strict;

my @data;
my @Files = grep { ! -d } </var/log/cr_user/*>;
while (my $file = shift @Files) {
    unless (open (FILE,"$file")) {
        # Tell yourself instead of deleting it
        next;
    {
    while (<FILE>) {
        my @fields = split /,/;
        push @data , \@fields;
    }
    unlink $file;
}
foreach my $a_ref (@data) {
     print "Full Name = $a_ref->[0]\n";
     print "User Name = $a_ref->[1]\n";
     print "Mothers = $a_ref->[2]\n";
     print "Email = $a_ref->[3]\n";
     print "Referral = $a_ref->[4]\n";
     print "IP = $a_ref->[5]\n";
}

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You could use a different data structe if you wanted. Additionally, if the data really is comma delimited then you should consider one of the CSV modules on CPAN since an imbedded comma will cause the code will not work properly.

Cheers - L~R

In reply to Re: Opening Unknown Filenames by Limbic~Region
in thread Opening Unknown Filenames by Anonymous Monk

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