I have a bunch of files. Some have the line change. Some do not and it needs to be added. Some have the the line, but it is wrong. So, I need to change it. I've tried it several different ways. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I would like each file to have: 
'bgs')
  /sbin/sh /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs/scripts/best1agent_start >>\$LOG
+ 2>>\$LOG
  ;;

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It is kind of a mess now. Thanks! 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $CF_bgs = "watch process procAlive 'bgs'        8 0x2 60 'Productio
+n Critical: bgs failure.  Restarting bgs''/opt/EMPsysedge/bin/sysedge
+.sh'";
my $bgs=<<HERE;
'bgs')
  /sbin/sh /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs/scripts/best1agent_start >>\$LOG
+ 2>>\$LOG
  ;;
HERE
#my $BestAgent = "/sbin/sh /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs/scripts/best1age
+nt_start>>\$LOG 2>>\$LOG";
#my $BestCollect = "/usr/bin/su - patrol /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs/sc
+ripts/best1collect -q>>\$LOG 2>>\$LOG";
open CF_FILES, "cf.files" or die "$!";
open SH_FILES, "sh.files" or die "$!";
my @cf_files=<CF_FILES>;
my @sh_files=<SH_FILES>;
close CF_FILES;
close SH_FILES;
my @CF_L = grep(/bgs/, @cf_files);
foreach my $cf(@cf_files){
 chomp $cf;
 my $cf_temp = "$cf".".sysedge";
 open F, "$cf";
 my @F_cf = <F>;
# my @CF_L = grep("bgs", @F_cf);
 open(TMP, ">/tmp/$cf_temp");
 my $line;
 while($line = <F>){
   if($line =~ m#'bgs'#){
        print $line;
        $line = "$CF_bgs\n";
        #my $newline = $. + 1;
        print $line;
    } elsif ( $line =~  m#'syslogd'# ){
          my $newline = $. + 1;
          $newline = $CF_bgs;
          print TMP "$newline\n";
        }
   print TMP $line;
  }
 close TMP;
 close F;
}
#print @CF_L;
#print @cf_files;
#rename("out.$test", $test);

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