I can't seem to reproduce the problem. It doesn't happen very often. This program runs a daemon and only occurred once in 2 weeks. I'm pretty certain it's not after the $File::Find::name as when the error occurs it references the line where push @array, $File::Find::name is. Here is my actual code. 
    find( { wanted => \&get_files, preprocess => \&nodirs }, "$BASEDIR
+/$dir" );

    sub nodirs {
        grep !-d, @_;
    }

    sub get_files {

        my @array;
        push @array, $File::Find::name if ( (/^(?!\.).*\.($INTYPES)$/i
+) || ( (/^(?!\.).*\.($INTYPES)\.($ENGZTYPES)$/i) && !(/\.($OUTTYPES)\
+.($ENGZTYPES)$/i) ) );

        foreach (@array) {
            if ( ( exists( $globalfiles{$_} ) ) && ( ( $globalfiles{$_
+} ne 'submitted' ) || ( $globalfiles{$_} ne 'working' ) ) ) {
                next;
            } else {
                if ( -e $_ ) {
                    my $lckfile = getlckfile($_);
                    if ( -e $lckfile ) {
                        next;
                    }
                    push @tmparray, $_;
                }
            }
        }
    }

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In reply to Re^4: Help with $File:Find by roperl
in thread Help with $File:Find by roperl

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