I'm a newbie to perl and I'm currently breaking my head on an issue now for 4 hours. The following iteration will print to the screen (a directory-listing), however will not print to the file. What i'm I doing wrong? 
#Setting the variables
$AllDevices='All_Devices.txt';

# Listing the devices
opendir (DIR,$_AllConfDir) || die "Error in opening dir $_AllConfDir\n
+";
unless (open STRM_AllDevices, ">> $AllDevices") { die "Could not creat
+e $AllDevices";}
while( ($file = readdir(DIR))){
     print STRM_ALLDevices ("$file\n");
     print ("$file\n"); 
}
#closedir(DIR);
close STRM_AllDevices;
close $ConfFile;

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