in reply to list lines not found in config (while+if)

As to why the your output is different from others who have tried, I'd suggest looking for different line endings (DOS vs Unix), extra spaces, and/or Unicode in your input files.

If all else fails, upload all your data to perlmonks, and then download it again - this seems to work for everyone else. (Note - in case it's not obvious, this is not a serious suggestion!)

--
use JAPH;
print JAPH::asString();

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