Hey...
The return of the system call is in the upper 8 bits of
the 16 returned, so you might be better off with something like:
system("rm -r $directory");
$result=$? >> 8;
and *cough* running with strict, -w and -T *cough*
*double cough* you could have tried perldoc -f system *double cough*
GreetZ!,
:wq
And I should keep my mouth shut, coz I didn't answer the REAL question,
sorry... you might wanna check the permissions of files/directory/parent dir
rm -rf might force it