I am comparing all the lines in a file, the first compare always works but after that they all go false.. I cant think of what to do for the life of me. please help :+) 

open (saved_system, "saved_system.txt");
open (current_system, "current_system.txt");
open (deleted_archeive, ">>deleted.txt");

while ($saved_system = <saved_system>) {  
chomp;
while ($current_system = <current_system>){ 
chomp;
if ($saved_system eq $current_system) { print "     Files are equal\n"
+;}
elsif ($saved_system ne $current_system) {print "     Files are not eq
+ual\n";}
}
}

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In reply to comparing lines in two files by Baphi

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