This is not what I wanted. Here a snippet of my code. 
finddepth (\&rename_file_dir , "c:\\" );

sub rename_file_dir
{  
if( /(.*)csscs_ref(.*)/i )# any files or directories
       {    
          $orig = $File::Find::name ;  
          $concat = $File::Find::dir . "\/$1$new_hostname$2";
          rename($orig, $concat) || print "error can't rename $orig to
+ $concat: $!"
       }
}


How can I rewrite the subroutine so that the script looks for all file
+ that has the substring "csscs_ref" but not in the 'c:\\WINNT' folder
+.

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--thanks

In reply to Re: Re: search all folder except certain folders by kirk123
in thread search all folder except certain folders by kirk123

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