Hello, thanks, but I don't figure it out from this one: 
$ perldoc -f chdir
       chdir EXPR
       chdir FILEHANDLE
       chdir DIRHANDLE
       chdir   Changes the working directory to EXPR, if possible. If 
+EXPR is
               omitted, changes to the directory specified by $ENV{HOM
+E}, if
               set; if not, changes to the directory specified by
               $ENV{LOGDIR}. (Under VMS, the variable $ENV{SYS$LOGIN} 
+is also
               checked, and used if it is set.) If neither is set, "ch
+dir"
               does nothing. It returns true on success, false otherwi
+se. See
               the example under "die".

               On systems that support fchdir(2), you may pass a fileh
+andle or
               directory handle as argument.  On systems that don't su
+pport
               fchdir(2), passing handles raises an exception.
$

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Also modifing that line, is not working, also I figured, that the file removal is not working, only I just don't get any error messages:(.

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