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Re: Failed file existance checkby olly (Scribe) |
| on Apr 29, 2001 at 10:06 UTC ( [id://76458]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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The awnsor Richie gave wasn't clear to me so I spend some time debugging. I got it to work on my own site by removing the > so that it would read: my $save_dir = "/home/dir/"; It might be wise to print the variables you are using at different stages so you can see what they read. That is how I saw that ${save_dir} had the > in it's value. And some die's wouldn't be bad either. Greetings Olly Imagination is more important then knowledge -Einstein-
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