Hey Guys, Well im trying to create a change password script. Ive got a password.txt file of which holds the username and passwords eg. 
jrojas:jrsWIWyBMGLdM
test:teH0wLIpW0gyQ
peter:pe9Wcpzwb4XmA

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But within the script i obvioulsy want to check it is that user, so im getting them to input their password, of which it then encrypts to check it against the passwords.txt file.. BUT only the first line of my passwords.txt file is being read by the looks of it.. I can update the user thats on the top of the file, but no others.. 
print ("Enter Your Current Password:");
system ("stty -echo");
$inputline3 = <STDIN>;
system ("stty echo");
chop ($inputline3);
#Encrypt the password
$salt = $userName2;
$encryptpw2 = crypt ($inputline3,$salt);
open my $fh, "<", 'passwords.txt' or die "Can't open password file: $!
+";
while (<$fh>) {
    chomp;
    ($name,$passwd) = split(/:/);
        if ($encryptpw2 eq $passwd)
        {
        print ("\nEnter Your new password:");
        system ("stty -echo");
        $newpass = <STDIN>;
        system ("stty echo");
        chop ($newpass); 
        print ("\nPlease enter your new password in again:");
        system ("stty -echo");
        $newpass2 = <STDIN>;
        system ("stty echo");
        chop ($newpass2);
        }
        else
        {
        die ("\n\nYour Passwords Did Not Match, Please Try running the
+ script again.  \n\n");
        }

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Can someone please, please help me!?

In reply to File input not working properly? by Anonymous Monk

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