Hi Experts, I have the following code (which parses through a file) looking for particular text. 
  $fileName = shift;
  open(HND, $fileName) or die "Can't open $fileName: $!";
  @fileArr = <HND>;
  close(HND);

  foreach my $line ( @fileArr ) {
        $line =~ s/<bindpass>welcome<\/bindpass>/<bindpass>Welcome1<\/
+bindpass>/g;

  }
  open(HND, ">$fileName") or die "Cant open for writing $fileName: $!"
+;
  print HND @fileArr;
  close(HND);

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This works perfectly fine and replaces all occurrences in the file correctly. Issue here is, the third time this text appears, it appears after a line, lets say,  <bindname>abcde<\/bindname>. I do not want the occurrence to change in this case. So how can I include this in my code? Help appreciated. Thanks !

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