Hi

The output of omnidb looks as folows

# omnidb -filesystem server:/SHARED  '/SHARED (test)'  -listdir '/SHAR
+ED/tmp/test'
Type Filename
======================================================================
+=========
File file9
File file8
File file7
File file6
File file5
File file4
File file3
File file2
File file1
Dir  dir9
Dir  dir8
Dir  dir7
Dir  dir6
Dir  dir5
Dir  dir4
Dir  dir3
Dir  dir2
Dir  dir1
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Explain what you are going to do with the list of files you are building in @data.

Right now I am just printing out the output. Nothing fancy.

Here the full code of my script. I am not really a perl programmer. Might not be developed the most efficient way.,?p>

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
BEGIN { our($_pathname,$_filename)=($0=~m#(.*)/([^/]+)$#)?($1,$2):("."
+,$0); push @INC,$_pathname; };
sub usage {
################################################################
#
# Title       : dpfilesearch.pl
#
# Autor           : Christian Sandrini
#
# Description :
print STDERR "\nERROR: $_[0]\nUsage:\n", <<"EndOfDescription";

     $_filename

         Required Parameters:
                --filesystem 'host:dir'         Filesystem with format
+ host:fs
                                                ex. host:/SHARED
                --label 'label'                 Label
                --dir 'directory'               Directory to search

         Optional Parameters:
                --recursive                     Recursive search
                --maxCount 10000        Maximum allowed item count
                --threads 10            Maximul parallel jobs
                --exclude dir           Can be specified muliple times
EndOfDescription
exit 2
}

# -------------------------
# Required libraries
# -------------------------
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
use Getopt::Long;
use Term::ANSIColor;
use threads;
use Thread::Queue;

# -------------------------
# Global Variables
# -------------------------
my $omnidb = '/opt/omni/bin/omnidb';
my @data :shared;
my $maxNumberOfParallelJobs = 10;
my $maxNumberOfItems = 10000;
my $itemCount = 0;
my $worker = Thread::Queue->new();
my @IDLE_THREADS :shared;

# -------------------------
# Argument handling
# -------------------------
my( $filesystem, $label, $directory, $recursive, $debug, @exclude );
Getopt::Long::Configure("pass_through");
GetOptions(
                q{filesystem=s} => \$filesystem,
                q{label=s} => \$label,
                q{dir=s} => \$directory,
                q{recursive!} => \$recursive,
                                q{maxCount=i} => \$maxNumberOfItems,
                                q{threads=i} => \$maxNumberOfParallelJ
+obs,
                                q{debug!} => \$debug,
                                q{exclude=s} => \@exclude
);

usage "Invalid argument(s)." if (grep {/^-/o } @ARGV);

my( @args ) = @ARGV;
if ( !($filesystem || $label || $directory) ) {
        usage "Not enough arguments." if (! @args );
}

# -------------------------
# Methods
# -------------------------
sub pullDataFromDbWithDirectory {
        my $_dir = $_[0];

        if ($itemCount <= $maxNumberOfItems) {
                my @retval = grep { /^Dir|^File/ } qx($omnidb -filesys
+tem $filesystem  '$label'  -listdir '$_dir');

                foreach my $item (@retval) {
                        $itemCount++;
                        (my $filename = $item) =~ s/^File\s+|^Dir\s+|\
+n//g;
                        my $file = "$_dir/$filename";

                        if (!($file ~~ @exclude)) {
                                push(@data,$file);

                                if ($item =~ /^Dir/) {
                                        $worker->enqueue($file);
                                        print "Add $file to queue\n" i
+f $debug;
                                }
                        }
                }
        }
}

sub doOperation () {
        my $ithread = threads->tid();

        do {
                my $folder = $worker->dequeue();
                print "Read $folder from queue with thread $ithread\n"
+ if $debug;
        pullDataFromDbWithDirectory($folder);
        } while ($worker->pending());

        push(@IDLE_THREADS,$ithread);
}

sub printData {
        foreach my $file (sort @data) {
                print "$file\n";
        }

        if ($itemCount > $maxNumberOfItems) {
                print colored ['red on_black'], "\nWARNING: Maximum it
+em count of $itemCount / $maxNumberOfItems has be                    
+                                          en reached. Please adjust y
+our filter\n";
        }
}

# -------------------------
# Main
# -------------------------
print "Exclude: " . Dumper(\@exclude) if $debug;
my @threads = map threads->create(\&doOperation), 1 .. $maxNumberOfPar
+allelJobs;
pullDataFromDbWithDirectory($directory);


sleep 0.01 while (scalar @IDLE_THREADS < $maxNumberOfParallelJobs);
$worker->enqueue((undef) x $maxNumberOfParallelJobs);
$_->join for @threads;

printData();
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