Hey all, I'm doing a little thing to modify some acl files and automatically email the affected users. I'm having trouble (and probably a newbie problem) ignoring the last line (undef) from an array. The following code is an example from a test program I wrote to perform the function before I write it into the main code, hence the print statement on the $user variable. I keep getting ".mydomain.com" as the last entry in the list, but I don't want to cause a bounced email everytime I run the program. I've tried adding an if statement to catch the undef line, but I must be doing it wrong. I'm sure this is an easy one for most. Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance, Bradley 
#/usr/gnu/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $file = "pathname/to/acl/user/file";
open (ACL,$file);
my @users = <ACL>;
close (ACL);

my $user;
foreach $user (@users) {
     chomp ($user);
     $user = "$user" . "\.mydomain\.com"; #add domain for smtp
     print $user; #to get a listing
     }

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