On Sun, 11 Dec 2011 10:40:24 -0400, frank cui wrote:
> Ok, to make this question more specific, the author of this book is
> making a program to check if the files can be read off from the disk.
> And he does so by checking two steps, first is making sure the meta data
> of this file looks fine, an
frank cui wrote:
Thanks John and Peter for the reply.
Ok, to make this question more specific, the author of this book is making
a program to check if the files can be read off from the disk.
And he does so by checking two steps, first is making sure the meta data of
this file looks fine,
Yes,
Thanks John and Peter for the reply.
Ok, to make this question more specific, the author of this book is making
a program to check if the files can be read off from the disk.
And he does so by checking two steps, first is making sure the meta data of
this file looks fine, and secondly by reading b
On Sat, 10 Dec 2011 11:11:15 -0400, frank cui wrote:
> # attempt to read the directory entry for this file my @stat =
> stat($name);
> if ( !$stat[4] && !$stat[5] && !$stat[6] && !$stat[7] && !$stat[8] ) {
> return 0;# according to the code context, here
> it is saying the f
frank cui wrote:
hi,
Hello,
I'm reading the book of "automating system administration with perl" and
having doubts about this code snippets about file health check.
# attempt to read the directory entry for this file
my @stat = stat($name);
That should probably be:
my @stat = stat($name)
hi,
I'm reading the book of "automating system administration with perl" and
having doubts about this code snippets about file health check.
# attempt to read the directory entry for this file
my @stat = stat($name);
if ( !$stat[4] && !$stat[5] && !$stat[6] && !$stat[7] && !$stat[8] ) {
return 0;
