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perl problem: reading from directory
hi friends.
i want to make a perl script to read /tmp directory and make a list of all users which are using /tmp directory, how much space they are using and permission of all files which are using by all usres. i have tried some option but at last i am hopeless. plz plz help me. thanks always. |
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The stat function returns the raw information about size, ownership, permissions, etc. You also need the getpw* functions to map UIDs to names etc.
Last edited by era; 08-28-2008 at 03:11 PM.. Reason: Add links to perldoc.perl.org |
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