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Where would you suggest doing error checking? I thought either glob succeeds and returns a list or fails and doesn't. If it succeeds it will print a non-zero number and if it fails it would return zero. It does seem to me it is failing but how would I get more clarity as to why?

As for bugs being furthest from my mind, I guess my finding solid bugs in both HiRes::Time and Compress::Zlib have reinforced my belief that no code is perfect nor can be tested in all environments.

-mark

In reply to Re^2: Might there be some bug in glob under apache? by markseger
in thread Might there be some bug in glob under apache? by markseger

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