#!/usr/local/perl -w

use File::Find;
use strict;

&find(\&wanted, '/rootdata');

sub wanted {
        /^myscripts$/ && print("$_\n");

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it says
Can't cd to (/rootdata/) lost+found: Permission denied at search.pl line 6 myscripts
i have rwe permissions on /rootdata, may be it's not able to access the lost+found or what ever folder, how do i skip those folder, that i don't have permission and how do i display list of files and folder using File::Find, i know without using the File::Find module
help is really needed
opensourcer
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