I've been searching around, but am not having any luck. I'm reading in a file into an array and looping line by line. It works great for the first ~4142 lines, then breaks. If i remove those first 4142 lines, rerun program, i can get through about 13k more lines then breaks again. Removing those lines from the file, the program immediately breaks at and error is thrown for the last line in file.
Any wisdom?
File Ex:
/imagedb/highres/01/1540901_4.jpg
/imagedb/highres/01/1540901_5.jpg
/imagedb/highres/01/1543001.jpg
/imagedb/highres/01/1540001.jpg
error: Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at ./thumb_test2.pl line 54, <MYINPUTFILE> line 60608 
...
open(MYINPUTFILE, "<$load_file"); # open for input
my(@lines) = <MYINPUTFILE>; # read file into list

my($line);
foreach $line (@lines) # loop thru list
 {
chomp $line;
@h = split(/\//, $line); #split the "/" to get hash value for dir
my $hash = "$h[3]";
my $JPG = "$h[4]";
my $outfile = "/imagedb/thumb/$hash/$JPG"; #out put image
my $out_path = "/imagedb/thumb/$hash";

  my $image = Image::Resize->new($line); #make image
    my $gd = $image->resize(160, 120);

    open(FH, ">$outfile"); #print the image file
    print FH $gd->jpeg();
    close(FH); #close image

 }
close(MYINPUTFILE);

....

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