Have you? :) lstat is a stat for symbolic links, which are not always available on platforms... stat would be cleanest, altho -X's -M would be ok too :)
Yes, I know that if lstat is not available, a plain stat is used :)
Greetz
Beatnik
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I blame my documentation -- it seemed suggest that stat was for filehandles and lstat was for filenames...
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RatArsed
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Burn that book !!
perldoc -f lstat is handy too (and it'll get ya the right docs, if you're using a recent perl version)
Greetz
Beatnik
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