I am looking for a way to read a dirctory and get the modified date of the files in that directory. I have already modified a script to read the files in the directory and strip the <title> and </title> tags off and put the Title into a link on my page. Now I want the modified date of the file to be placed next to the Title. Is there a script that can do this? Or can someone help me out to modify my script to accomplish this?

UPDATE: This script is running on a Windows2K server and I tried Zaxo's suggestion and it did not work even without the USE POSIX::strftime. Is there some way to get this info on a Windows server. I can send the code if you wish.

I was also looking through my PM files and found a File.pm that should do the same as the POSIX. But Since I am new to working with Perl could someone help me as to how to use it and writing the code into what I alredy have?

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