Code in my perl program 

       foreach my $pdfFile (@pdfFiles) {
       print "pdf file is: $pdfFile\n";
       if (system("unzip $localLocation$pdfFile -d $pdfFilesDir") == 0
+) {
        # Do nothing.
       } else {
          die "Unable to unzip $pdfFile to $pdfFilesDir: $?";
           }
        }

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tells me all the files it is inflating in the log. 

Archive:  /staging/SIS/ADM/APPLICATIONS/COMMON/IUBLA/Applications_10_2
+8_2018.zip
  inflating: /staging/SIS/ADM/APPLICATIONS/COMMON/IUBLA/APPS_PDF/(1)_1
+0_28_2018_02_21_04!20533666_Abdullah_XXXXX_FY_AP.pdf
  inflating: /staging/SIS/ADM/APPLICATIONS/COMMON/IUBLA/APPS_PDF/(10)_
+10_28_2018_02_21_05!21393012_Adney_XXXX_FY_AP.pdf

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Is there an easy way to get it to not tell me what the files are that it is inflating?

Thanks
m

2018-11-06 Athanasius added code and paragraph tags

In reply to Re^2: Using perl script unzip the zip files by Anonymous Monk
in thread Using perl script unzip the zip files by raaj

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