Dear Monks,
The following is a cgi designed to upload a file and search and pull out individual case-id's from the rest of the mess. The file uploads are generally plaintext and html. Some get to be rather large, 5 megs or so. I have it working right now, but It will only return 1 case-id from a list of fifty. I suspect that the problem is in my choice of the $cases variable. However I'm not sure, just stuck in the mental mud.
Any one know how to retrieve all of the case-id's?

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
### Version ###
### 1.1.1 Working on file upload and loop
### 1.1.2 File will upload but pulls only 1 id
### muppet.cgi
### file based case id grabber ###
use strict;
use CGI qw/:standard/;

### Print HTML ###
print header,
    start_html('The Muppet'),
    h1('Waka_W4k4!');
        print_form()    unless param;
        print_results() if param;
print end_html;
### Sub Print Form ###
### Form Subset ###
sub print_form {
    print start_multipart_form(),
       filefield(-name=>'payload',-size=>60),br,
       submit(-label=>'Upload File'),
       end_form;
}
### Sub Print Results ###
### Do work and print results ###
sub print_results {
### Payload Variables ###
    my $file = param('payload');
       $file=~m/^.*(\\|\/)(.*)/;
    my $file_name = $2;
    my $upload_file = upload('payload');
    my $upload_dir = "/var/www/html/abuse";
### Check for File Upload ###
        if (!$file) {
                print "No file uploaded.";
                return;
    }
### Write Uploaded file to disk ###
open UPLOADFILE, ">$upload_dir/$file_name";
        while (<$upload_file>)
                {
                print UPLOADFILE;
                }
close UPLOADFILE;
### Prepare the goods to be delivered ###
   my $goods = "/var/www/html/abuse/$file_name";
   my $caseid = 'Case - ';
   my $cases;

open GOODS, "$goods";
        my @goods=<GOODS>;
close GOODS;

        foreach(@goods){
                if (s/$caseid//){
                        $cases = $_;
                }
        }

### Print the Relavent Information ###
        print h2('File Name'),$file_name;
        print h2('File MIME type'), uploadInfo($file)->{'Content-Type'
+};
        print h2('Cases'), $cases;
        print h2('<A HREF="muppet.cgi">Try Again</A>');
}
### End of Sub Print Results ###
### FIN ###
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peace,
amearse

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