Dear Monks, I have this puzzling issue with my program & I really hope you could guide me as usual. Below code is part of my program where it checks for files. It works perfectly fine if the directory being checked ($indir) is a local folder. But it seems to "freeze" (does not throw any error) when I changed the path to either a mapped drive )e.g. Z:) or absolute path (e.g. //my_path/folders). Your inputs will be greatly appreciated. 

sub Get_FileList{
    @files=();
    @todel=();
    find(sub {push @files,$File::Find::name if (-f $File::Find::name a
+nd /\.*$/ and stat($File::Find::name)->mtime > $lastepoch);}, $indir)
+;
    find(sub {push @todel,$File::Find::name if (-d $File::Find::name);
+ }, $indir);     
    $lastepoch = time; #Update last execution time for the next run
    $logger->info("New execution time update: $lastepoch.");
    $proccount = scalar(@files);
    $logger->info("Found $proccount new files since last run.");
    }

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