if ( scalar(@errors) gt 0 ) {

    } elsif ( scalar(@errors) eq 0 ) {

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You are using text comparison on numerical values when you should be using numerical comparison.    Note that "0,0" does not equal "0" while 0.0 does equal 0. 

    if ( @errors > 0 ) {

    } elsif ( @errors == 0 ) {

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open (CFG, "<", "$config") or die "Can't open config ($config) file: $
+!";

                my $filename = "$drive:". "$fpath". "\\". "$fname";

                            copy ("$filename","$file2") or die "Copy f
+ailed: $!";

                copy ("$filename","$file2") or die "Copy failed: $!";

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What's wrong with always quoting "$vars"?

In reply to Re: Logfile checking by jwkrahn
in thread Logfile checking by pramone

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