Hi Monks

Could I seek some help on the following code please?

I'm trying to Stat the pattern matched directory but am coming up with zero. Any help would be appreciated.

find(\&all, @allpaths);
   #Open a file called Paths.bak
    open (LIST, ">$tempfilepath/Paths.bak") or die "$! error trying to
+ overwrite";
    #Foreach line (path found) $p in the array @allpathlisting
    foreach my $p (@allpathlisting) {
        print LIST "$p\n"; 
        foreach my $s (@sfiles)
        {
            print LIST " $s\n";
        }
    }
    close LIST;
    copy $tempallpathsoldfile, $tempallpathsnewfile or die "$! error t
+rying to copyfile";
        
#Sub routine for File::Find. on all locations        
sub all {
    #Unless directory skip.
    return unless -d;
    # Don't recurse past folders matching the pattern.
    $File::Find::prune = 1 if /[IPDLMY]\d{8}$/;
    #Replace / with \
    (my $fn = $File::Find::name) =~ tr#/#\\#;
    #Replace gpfs_data with nas\rdds
    $fn =~ s/gpfs_data/nas\\rdds/;
    #Push into the @allpathlisting array any paths matching the patter
+n.
    push @allpathlisting, $fn if /[IPDLMY]\d{8}$/; 
    # How big is it?
    my $fsize = (stat($fn))[7]; 
    push @sfiles,$fsize;
    print "$fsize\n";
    #print results to the screen, comment this out in production.
    print "$fn\n" if /[IPDLMY]\d{8}$/; 
}
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