Hi Monks,

I have a requirement to find zip,tar,jar,tar.gz etc.. files recursively in a directory and its sub directories and extract them.After extracting, i need to find a specific file and report its name and size into an xml file.

i am able to write the code to dump the file's size and name to an xml file but i am not able to extract the files recursively and get specified files i need to report in the xml file.

If the file found is a .swtag file,I am storing its size and its contents in a hashreference for later use.

Here is my code using File::Find module.

my $min_depth = 0;
find( {
    wanted => \&wanted,
}, @dirs);


sub wanted {
    my $depth = $File::Find::dir =~ tr[/][];
    return if $depth < $min_depth;
    if ( $File::Find::name =~ m/.zip\z$|file.*?\z$|.bak\z$|.jar\z$|.wa
+r\z$/g ) {
       print "I am extracting zip file : $File::Find::name\n";
        system("unzip -o $File::Find::name");
    }
    if ( $File::Find::name =~ m/.tar.gz\z$/ ) {
        &execute_command("tar -xzvf $File::Find::name");
     }
    if ( $File::Find::name =~ m/.iso\z$/ ) {
        system("mkdir /tmp/mnt");
        system("mount -o loop $File::Find::name /tmp/mnt");
        my @dirs = ( '/tmp/mnt' );
        find ( { wanted => \&wanted, },@dirs );
        system("unmount /tmp/mnt");
        system("rm -rf /tmp/mnt");
        }
    if ( $File::Find::name =~ m/.SYS$|.sys$|.sys2$|.SYS2$|.cmptag$|.sw
+tag$|.swidtag$|.tag$|.fxtag$/ ) {
        print "$File::Find::name\n";
        my $fsize = stat($File::Find::name);
        $fileparamhash->{$File::Find::name}->{Size} = $fsize->size;
    if ( $File::Find::name =~ m/.swtag$/ ) {
        my $parser = XML::LibXML->new;
        my $doc = $parser->parse_file("$File::Find::name");
        my $FileDescription;
        my $versionname;
        my @filedesc = $doc->getElementsByTagName("ProductName");
        foreach ( @filedesc ) {
            $FileDescription = $_->textContent;
        }
        my @versions = $doc->getElementsByTagName("ProductVersion");
        foreach ( @versions) {
            $versionname = $_->textContent;
        }
        $fileparamhash->{$File::Find::name}->{FileDescription} = $File
+Description;
        $fileparamhash->{$File::Find::name}->{FileVersion} = $versionn
+ame;
    }
}
}
}
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can anyone look into my buggy code and help me..it is urgent.

Many Thanks, Sriram

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