question: you pointed out earlier. why is my filehandle closing on this. I foreach, get cf, then try to read it. But, it says: ERRROR No such file or directory at ./B.p line 10, <CF> chunk 49. thanks 
    1  #!/usr/bin/perl -w
     2  use strict;
     3  my $agent = "best1agent_start";
     4  my $collect = '/usr/bin/su - patrol /usr/adm/best1_default/bgs
+/scripts/best1collect -q>>$LOG 2>>$LOG';
     5  open CF_FILES, "cf.files" or die "Error: $!";
     6  my @cf_files=<CF_FILES>;
     7  #close CF_FILES;
     8  foreach my $cf(@cf_files){
     9  my $line;
    10   open (CF, "$cf") or die "ERRROR $!";
    11     while ($line = <CF>){
    12          if($line =~ /$agent/){
    13          print $line;
    14  #               $line = "$collect";
    15  #      print $line;
    16          }
    17      }
    18  }

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