Bascally what I am doing is a file compairson and if the files are equal then remove it out of the array. however, it's not working. I am sure it's somthing really simple that I am doing wrong. If someone could shed some light, this would be appreciated. 
        foreach my $currentremotefilelist (@remoteFilelist)
        {
                         
            foreach my $currentlocalfilelist (@return2)
            {    
                #myfile.txt =~ myfile.txt_date
                my $currentremotefilelistsize = -s $currentremotefilel
+ist;
                my $currentlocalfilelistsize = -s $logSite.$currentloc
+alfilelist;
                $currentlocalfilelist = $logSite.$currentlocalfilelist
+;
                
                if (($currentremotefilelist =~ /^$currentlocalfilelist
+/i) && ($currentremotefilelistsize == $currentlocalfilelistsize))
                {
                    print "$currentremotefilelist and $currentlocalfil
+elist also $currentlocalfilelistsize and $currentlocalfilelistsize Th
+ey are Equal and will not be copied\n\n";
                    delete $return2[$arrayCounter];
                    $arrayCounter++;
                }else{print "$currentremotefilelist and $currentlocalf
+ilelist also $currentlocalfilelistsize and $currentlocalfilelistsize 
+are not EQUAL!!\n";}
                
            }
        }

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