I have alot of files in my web root directory that I need to change data in AND I have two direcotories out of 30 in this web root directory that I need to change data in. The File::Find works great in the two directories I need to change data in but not sure how I can change the files located in web root. Please advise how I can correct this File::Find so it will search and replace in my web root and do the recursive search in the two directories (called AA and BB).

Here is my search part where I tried several ways: 
#Does the search in AA and BB only and doesnt touch my web root files
find( \&subsearch, map "$dirs/$_", qw( AA BB ));

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#Does the search in ALL 30 of my directories and does search my web ro
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find( \&subsearch, map "$dirs/$_", qw( . AA BB ));

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#Same thing where it seaches all 30 of my directories and web root fil
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find( \&subsearch, map "$dirs/$_", qw( ./ AA BB ));

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