Monks,

I have a large directory called registrations with a folder for each user who has registered. I need to be able to look into each of these folders via a browser, but I have restricted indexes. I thought I could use Perl to do it. I'm using File::Fine::Rule like this: 


use File::Find::Rule;

my $base_dir = "/usr/home/username/public_html/registrations/$dir";
my $find_rule = File::Find::Rule->new;

foreach $item (@files) {
    $item =~ s/\/usr\/home\/username\/public_html\/registrations\/$dir
+\///g;
    print "<a href=\"https://www.domain.com/registrations/$dir/$item\"
+>$item</a><br>";
    }

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I feed it the directory via the URL and It works, but it does not show file sizes or any other info besides the filename. Is there another module I should be using or a better way to do it?

Thanks.

In reply to Using Perl for directory listing by htmanning

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