Hi,

Can someone help me with this perl script. Currently my perl script is reading files recursively and checking if there is any file with size zero.If so it generates a log file. But instead of just generating a text file as log file, it should first create a directory and the name of the directory should be the one it is reading files from and then generate a log file in that directory. My directory structure: Main Directory/ sub directory/ folder 1 , folder 2... So it should create a directory as "sub directory/log.txt" 

#!/usr/local/bin/perl

#use strict;
#use warnings;

use File::Find ;

$search = shift || 'c:\Documents and Settings\user\Desktop\batch' ;

$outfile = 'C:\Documents and Settings\user\Desktop\output';


open OUTF, ">> $outfile/log.txt" or die print " can't create logfile; 
+$!";

find sub { push @dirs, $File::Find::name if -d }, $search ;

for $dir ( @dirs ) {
   opendir $dh, $dir or do { warn "Cannot open '$dir' $!" ; next ; } ;

   opendir( DIR, "$dir" ) ;
  
  @files = readdir( DIR )  ;
   
   closedir( DIR ) ;

   foreach $file ( @files )
   {
   if ( -f "$dir/$file")
   
   {
       $filesize = -s "$dir/$file" ;
      #if ( $file ne "empty.txt" && $file ne "sample.txt" ) 
      {
      
         print  OUTF "Warning: $dir/$file has size ZERO\n"
           if ( $filesize == "0" ) ;
           
           }
           
           
        
              }
   }
   closedir( $dh ) ;
   
   }
   
   close OUTF ;
   
  
  exit 0;

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In reply to Working with the log files by manu_06

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