Hi, Below mentioned script shows the file name whose file type is 33188. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use File::stat; 

sub dodir {
    opendir(DIR,$_[0]) or die "Couldn't open $_[0] directory $!";
    my $dir=$_[0];
    
    if ( $dir !~ /\/$/ ) 
    { 
        $dir .= "/";
    }
    my @List=readdir(DIR);
    closedir(DIR);
    splice(@List,0,2);
    foreach my $file (@List) {
      $file = $dir.$file;
     if( -d $file) { dodir($file); }
     elsif (stat($file)->mode == 33188 ) { print "\n File $file is pre
+sent in $dir"; 
print "\n File type: ",stat($file)->mode; }
    }
    
}

my $dir_name="/home";
if ( -d $dir_name) {
    dodir($dir_name); 
}

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$ ./file_op.pl

 Directory name is /home
 Directory name is /home/abhosale
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/config
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/config/web2c
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map/dvipdfm
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map/dvipdfm/updmap
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map/dvips
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map/dvips/updmap
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map/pdftex
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/fonts/map/pdftex/updmap
 Directory name is /home/abhosale/.texmf/var/web2c
 File /home/first is present in /home/
 File type: 33188
 Directory name is /home/myprog
 File /home/myprog/abc is present in /home/myprog/
 File type: 33188
 File /home/myprog/abd is present in /home/myprog/
 File type: 33188
 File /home/myprog/matter is present in /home/myprog/
 File type: 33188
 File /home/myprog/newfile is present in /home/myprog/
 File type: 33188
 File /home/myprog/oldfile is present in /home/myprog/
 File type: 33188

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Originally posted as a Categorized Answer.

In reply to Re: How can I filter a specified File Type. by amitbhosale
in thread How can I filter a specified File Type. by icezero

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