The reason that I raised the question in the first place, is that skipping the directory scan just because there is just one file seems like a very strange thing to do. Even if its a conscious decision made by learningperl01 (note the handle), I still believe its appropriate to raise the question, since it looks like a classical off by one error.

The printed error message could just be a sloppy way of writing there are no files to process, but we're hardly getting anything out of discussing it further, since learningperl01 isn't following the thread any longer.

In reply to Re^7: Resseting perl -M file mod after xx minutes by mzedeler
in thread Resseting perl -M file mod after xx minutes by learningperl01

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