Monks, In an attempt to monitor a filesystem, what would be the best way to monitor an NT filesystem and denote changes to a log file? Below is a stab.. Thanks 
use Win32::ChangeNotify;

$SCRIPT_PATH= "c:\\scripts";
$SCRIPT = "c:\\scripts\scripts_file";

Win32::ChangeNotify::FindFirst( $Monitor, $SCRIPT_PATH, 1, 
FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_ATTRIBUTES || FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_SIZE) || die
"Cannot create a change notification object.  Error:" . 
Win32::FormatMessage( Win32::GetLastError() ) . "\n";
print"\n";

open(SFILE,">>$SCRIPT")
                    || die "Cannot open includes for writing:$!";
    while( $Monitor->FindNext() )
{
               print "Monitoring noted filesystems....\n";
                $Monitor->Wait( INFINITE );
                 print "\t A change to $SCRIPT_PATH\n";
              
    }
$Monitor->Close();
close(SFILE);

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