Hi, I was hoping someone might be able to tell me why a dir check is failing on Win2k and not on NT4...
I have the following code: .... $StartingDir = $ENV{"TMP"}; ( -d $StartingDir ) or die "TMP variable $StartingDir is not actually a valid directory\n" ; $StartingTempDir = $StartingDir . $Slash . "foo"; ( -d $StartingTempDir ) or mkdir $StartingTempDir, 0711; ( -d $StartingTempDir ) or return "0"; .... When run under NT4 there's no problem. When run on Win2k the final directory check fails returning 0. What gives? Perl Version is 5.001 Build 110 Any thoughts are appreciated. /Mark -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]