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I'm going to go with greenFox's response, because thats definately what I'm looking for, although the other responses were not wrong! thanks.

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I want to handle any errors that find comes accross, instead it spitting to standard out. Is there some way to do this? Im sure there is, here is my attempt which failed. Thanks!
    foreach $spamuser (@users) {


        my $CUR_INBOX = "$MAIL_ROOT/$spamuser/cur";

        @ham = `find $CUR_INBOX -type f` or warn "Error!\n";
}

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In reply to backticks spits out error, but I want to handle errors! *shakes fist* by dark314

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