I use a loop to map network drives(NT) to x: on various PC's in a list, then get the space usage and find mp3's on each by using find. It only works for the first mapping unless I use a different letter. It looks like find will only run on x: once. If I dynamically increment the mapping letter it works. Maybe it needs to be reset. Maybe there's another way to do this?? 
 
sub GetSize {

 if (!defined($_[0])) {
   $_[0] = "GetSize function called, no value supplied!";
 };

    $TotalSize=0;
    find sub {
        if (-f) {
            if (/mp3/){&LogMessage("$_\n");}
        }
        $TotalSize += -s;
    }, $_[0];
    
    ($TotalSize,$dis) = split(/\./,$TotalSize);
    &LogMessage("$TotalSize\n");
}
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In reply to file::find reset? by codechuck

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