I ran the following code on a w2k system on Friday. It looks like it died on Saturday night about 1/3 way through. Why, I don't know, although the drive I'm running it against is massive. The system had a low virtual memory error when I came in this morning.

I'm writing out to a text file immediately, so I don't know how there was a virtual memory problem. Can anyone else see the issue?

Thanks.

# Finds the owners of files on the share, finds their size, and prints
+ them to globalowners.txt
# 7/27/01
# Prints [owner][file][file size (KB)][acess time code][last file acce
+ss][modify time code][last modified date]
# To effectively sort times, sort by the timecodes.
# Import the text file to excel for best results

use strict;
use Win32::Perms;
use File::Find;

my $dir1='//server/share';

open OUT, ">shareowners.txt";
print OUT "Owner\tFile\tSize(KB)\tAccessTimeCode\tLast Accessed\tModif
+yTimeCode\tLast Modified\n";
find ({wanted => \&wanted, no_chdir=>1}, $dir1);
close OUT;

sub wanted {
    if (-f){
        my $File  = new Win32::Perms("$_")||die;    
        my $Own=$File->Owner();
        my @stat=stat;
        my $kbytes = $stat[7]/1024;
    my $access = localtime($stat[8]);
    my $modify = localtime($stat[9]);
        print OUT "$Own\t$\$_\t$kbytes\t$stat[8]\t$access\t$stat[9]\t$
+modify\n";
    }
}

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