Hi Monks,
I am trying to get the size of any *.txt file found in a specific(s) location(s) but I am loosing the values after the first file gets read, any help, I just can't see it anymore.
#Lets assume that the locations will be passed like:
c:/progra~1/apache~1/apache2/htdocs/a_error1
c:/progra~1/apache~1/apache2/htdocs/a_error2
into an array @local_list;
#Open directory and search for *.TXT files

my(@dircontent, $filesize, $file);
    for my $path(@local_list) {
      opendir my $dirh,$path or die "Can't open $path";
      push (@dircontent,grep { /\.txt$/ } readdir($dirh));
      closedir($dirh) or die "Can't close $path";
    }

#After finding all the text files I need to get the file names and it'
+s size and print it out, but I am loosing value after the first file,
+ why?

my $list_count=-1;

foreach my $file (@dircontent) {

$list_count++;

    $filesize = -s $file;

    print "<br><b>L123 - $list_count - The file name: <a href=../../$l
+ocal_list[$list_count]/$file>$file</a></b> is <font color=red>$filesi
+ze</font> bytes long.<br>\n\n"; #exit;
    
 }

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Thanks!

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