Hi monks , i think the script previously given was confusing ,this is the script i want to run now, which is not creating directory, please help me in this

please dont mynd if the code is idiotic , as am jus beginner in perl , suggest me the write approach for this script and if any error

output_folder1.txt contains 10010, and output_folder.txt_2 contains 30001

am getting output file cannot be created 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;


print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

my(@folder_name,$temp1,$temp2);

open ONE,"<","/var/www/html/piRNA_html/UNAFold/output_folder_1.txt" ||
+ die "Cannot open the file";
@folder_name=<ONE>;
close ONE;

open TWO,"<","/var/www/html/piRNA_html/UNAFold/output_folder_2.txt" ||
+ die  "Cannot open the file";
push(@folder_name,<TWO>);
close TWO;


print $folder_name[0],"\n",$folder_name[1],"\n";

$temp1 = pop(@folder_name);
$temp2 = pop(@folder_name);



if($temp1 < 30050)
{

    mkdir "/var/www/html/piRNA_html/UNAFold/output/$temp2/$temp1",0777
+ or die "File cannot be created";
}

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