Eric Gregory wrote:
> Ok, I've got this script which I pulled off of a website for rotating
> apache logfiles. But since I'm runnig numberous sites on my server it
> doesn't quite do what I need.
>
> It works just fine for a single set of logfiles for instance if the files
> are in /logs/test in the example below. but what I have is a number of
> subdirectories under /logs/test like /logs/test/site1, /logs/test/site2,
> /logs/test/site3
>
> I'd like the script to go to each directory under the test directory and
> rotate the logs there, how do I do this.
>
have you try the File::Find module where it can traverse a directory and all
it's sub directories? example:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use File::Find;
find(\&process,'/');
sub process{
print "I found $_ in $Fild::Find::dir\n";
#-- also $Fild::Find::filename is the complete path if you
#-- don't need the directory and the filename separately
}
__END__
please read perldoc File::Find
david
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