Re: [Perl-unix-users] How to exclude a softlink(pointing to a directory) in File::Find

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Try to do recursive find using File::Find, but do not > want to count any directory which is a softlink. > > If I do > > return if ( -l $File::Find:name ); > > it seems still go down to the tree of the softlink > target. > > > Any way to do this? Try adding a

Re: [Perl-unix-users] perl 5.004 compatibiliy with perl 5.6.0

Michael Wright wrote: > hi, > > i have recently migrated to Redhat 7.1 from Redhat 5.2. > Perl 5.004 was installed on the old box but RH 7.1 has perl 5.6.0. When the > users try to run their old perl scripts created under 5.004 many of the > scripts return a "Internal Server Error" message. I

[Perl-unix-users] perl 5.004 compatibiliy with perl 5.6.0

hi, i have recently migrated to Redhat 7.1 from Redhat 5.2. Perl 5.004 was installed on the old box but RH 7.1 has perl 5.6.0. When the users try to run their old perl scripts created under 5.004 many of the scripts return a "Internal Server Error" message. I believe that perl 5.6.0 handles thi

[Perl-unix-users] How to exclude a softlink(pointing to a directory) in File::Find

Try to do recursive find using File::Find, but do not want to count any directory which is a softlink. If I do return if ( -l $File::Find:name ); it seems still go down to the tree of the softlink target. Any way to do this? Thanks, Yi Zhang Avaya Communication __

[Perl-unix-users] Test

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