Hi Guys

I have this simple code below, all it does is,
1- Gets the shared areas of a remote machine.
2- Obtains the top level folder of that share and the drive letter where the share resides.
3- Finally it obtains the size of that top level folder.

However, the script never completes its execution, it through up a message out of memory

Does any of you holly ones knows how can I get this script to work?.....

Many Thanks and sorry for the style of my coding. 
use strict;
use Win32::Lanman;
use File::Spec qw (splitdir);
my $input = shift @ARGV;
push (my @SrvLst, $input);
for my $Srv (@SrvLst)
{    
    &Get_Shr($Srv);
    print "___________________________________________\n";
}
sub Get_Shr
{
    my $Machine = shift @_;
    my $UncSrvName = "\\\\" . $Machine;
    print "\nAttempting to access '$UncSrvName'\n";
    if (Win32::Lanman::NetShareEnum( $UncSrvName , \ my @EnumLst))
    {
        my %SeenPath=();
        for my $Share (@EnumLst )
        {
            next if ( ($Share->{path}) =~ /^c/i);
            next if ( ($Share->{netname})=~ /ipc\$|rpc\$|netlogon\$|ad
+min\$|^CDROM|^\w\$/i);
            my @SplitDir =  File::Spec->splitdir(uc ($Share->{path}));
            my $DrvLttr = @SplitDir[0];
            my $TopDir = @SplitDir[1];
            my $DrvTop = $DrvLttr . "\\" . $TopDir;
            unless ( ($SeenPath{($DrvTop)}))
            {
                $SeenPath{$DrvTop}=1;
                print "\nDrvTop=> $DrvTop ";
                $DrvLttr =~ s/:/\$/;
                my $TargetPath = $UncSrvName . "\\". $DrvLttr  ."\\" .
+ $TopDir;
                print "\tSizing ";
                if (opendir ( DIR, "$TargetPath"))
                {
                    print "$TargetPath";
                    my ($Size)=( (qx{dir /s "$TargetPath"})[-2]=~ /([\
+d,]+) bytes/ );
                    print " : $Size\n";
                    undef $Size;
                }
                else
                {
                    warn " \n(Access Error : $^E)\n";
                }
            }
        }            
    }
    else
    {
        print Win32::FormatMessage(Win32::Lanman::GetLastError()) . " 
+$Machine\n";
    }
}

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