Im doing content migration (pushing the content of one set of web pages in .html format to another set of pages in .asp format) and while doing that I need to remove some old include files while keeping others. The only thing that these includes to be deleted have in common is that they all start with <!--#include virtual="/global_nav_(sometimes another specfic word is here).ssi"--> Here is the code I am using now. 
open (FILE, $filename);
    while(<FILE>){
        

        # walk each file
        my $line = $_ ;
        chomp $line;

        
        #grabbing and printing everything between the body tags
        if (/<body.*?>/i ... /<\/body.*?>/i){
         # this is a body line
          # extract the body
         
        
        ##Changing .html to .asp at the end of every link that does no
+t belong to an external link
         if ($_ !~ m/href=\"http:\/\/.+\.html/) { s/(href=.+?\.)html/$
+1asp/gi }

               ###this is where i need to find and delete those certai
+n include files

         $body_temp = $_;
         $body_temp =~ s/(.*?)\<body\>(.*?)\<\/body\>/$2/i;
         chomp($body_temp);

         $body = "$body_temp" ;
        
         # Write the body to the output file
         print OUTFILE $body . "\n";
        }
    }
    close(FILE);

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