Hello
Here's a pratical example
while(<>) {
        my $filename = q{$_};
        $filename =~ s/\$/\\\$/;
        my $exec = `md5sum "$filename"`;
        print $exec ."\n";
}

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My input 
/mnt1/$Recycle.Bin/S-1-5-21-3093161954-3233498542-1968413288-3198/$I7Q
+M78L.pdf<br>
/mnt1/$Recycle.Bin/S-1-5-21-3093161954-3233498542-1968413288-3198/$ID8
+4PBU.pdf<br>
/mnt1/$Recycle.Bin/S-1-5-21-3093161954-3233498542-1968413288-3198/$IDL
+L4FU.JPG<br>
/mnt1/$Recycle.Bin/S-1-5-21-3093161954-3233498542-1968413288-3198/$IE2
+ZPET.xls<br>
/mnt1/$Recycle.Bin/S-1-5-21-3093161954-3233498542-1968413288-3198/$IF7
+3ZR5.jpg<br>

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 find /mnt1/\$Recycle.Bin/ -type f | hash.pl The result ..
md5sum: $_: No such file or directory <br>
md5sum: $_: No such file or directory <br>
md5sum: $_: No such file or directory <br>
md5sum: $_: No such file or directory <br>

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But As I said before. file names could have spaces and quotes..

ps: I know there's a DIGEST::MD5. Its only an example

In reply to Re^2: quoting/escaping file names by famatte
in thread quoting/escaping file names by famatte

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