Perfect...thank you!

I found another example that offers a few more stats if anyone else is interested

use Getopt::Std; use Digest::MD5 qw(md5); my @statnames = qw(dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size mtime ctime blksize blocks md5); getopt('p:c:'); die "Usage: $0 [-p <filename>|-c <filename>]\n" unless ($opt_p or $opt_c); if ($opt_p){ die "Unable to stat file $opt_p:$!\n" unless (-e $opt_p); open(F,$opt_p) or die "Unable to open $opt_p:$!\n"; $digest = Digest::MD5->new->addfile(F)->hexdigest; close(F); print $opt_p,"|",join('|',(lstat($opt_p))[0..7,9..12]),"|$digest", +"\n"; exit; } if ($opt_c){ open(CFILE,$opt_c) or die "Unable to open check file $opt_c:$!\n"; while (<CFILE>){ chomp; @savedstats = split('\|'); die "Wrong number of fields in \'$savedstats[0]\' line.\n" unless ($#savedstats == 13); @currentstats = (lstat($savedstats[0]))[0..7,9..12]; open(F,$savedstats[0]) or die "Unable to open $opt_c:$!\n"; push(@currentstats,Digest::MD5->new->addfile(F)->hexdigest); close(F); &printchanged(\@savedstats,\ @currentstats) if ("@savedstats[1..13]" ne "@currentstats"); } close(CFILE); } sub printchanged { my($saved,$current)= @_; print shift @{$saved},":\n"; for (my $i=0; $i <= $#{$saved};$i++){ if ($saved->[$i] ne $current->[$i]){ print " ".$statnames[$i]." is now ".$current->[$i]; print " (".$saved->[$i].")\n"; } } }

In reply to Re^4: XML compression? by Anonymous Monk
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