If you are not averse to rolling your own then this may do the trick: 

  #!/usr/bin/perl -w

  use strict;

  my $root  = 'c:/cluster1/'; # must have trailing path delim!
  my $delim = '/';
  my @dirs  = ($root);
  my @files;

  for my $path (@dirs){
      opendir ( DIR, $path ) or next; # skip dirs we can't read
      while (my $file = readdir DIR) {
          # skip the dot files
          next if $file eq '.' or $file eq '..';
          # skip symbolic links 
          next if -l $path.$file;
          if ( -d $path.$file ) {
              # add the dir to our dir list
              push @dirs, $path.$file.$delim;
          } 
          else {
              # add the file to file list       
              push @files, $path.$file;      
          }     
      }
      closedir DIR;
  }

  print "Directory list\n\n";
  print "$_\n" for sort @dirs;

  print "\n\nFile List\n\n";
  print "$_\n" for sort @files;

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This works by adding found directories to the end of the @dirs list we are iterating over. BTW I don't quite understand how you get to a directory that does not exist but you can change the default behaviour of this code when it can't opendir a DIR to whatever you want. Just change the next.....

cheers

tachyon

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In reply to Re: catching errors from file::find by tachyon
in thread catching errors from file::find by VicBalta

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