Bode
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Feb 18, 2003, 7:35 AM
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Cheers for the pointer  .
This is the script that I am using is below. its finding the files that I want to find and is telling me the dir that they reside in, which is cool.
The problem is the DIR structure it goes -
\\stu-storage2\
then
DIR 0 (under each of these is the actual users area i.e. all user whos id begins with 0, e.g tr011, xn023)
DIR 1
DIR 2
DIR ..n
Because the script transverses the whole DIR I am having difficulties with getting a handle on each actual user area (dir) so I can build up specific stats i.e the complete size of all the mp3 files on that particular user area. Any ideas ?
use File::Find;
my $ByteCount=0;
find(\&forbiddenSearch, "\\storage-stu2\user-area\");
# Subroutine that determines whether we matched the file extensions.
sub forbiddenSearch {
if ((/\.MP3$/) || (/\.mp3$/) || (/\.mpg$/) || (/^~/) || (/\.wav$/) ){
print "$File::Find::name\n";
my ($dev, $ino, $mode, $nlink, $uid, $gid, $rdev, $size, $therest) = stat($_) or die "Unable to stat $_\n";
print "File Size is $size\n\n";
#$ByteCount += $size;
}
}
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