$Bill Luebkert>
>> [2006-10-04 04:53:12] return:
> I would take the above to mean an error occurred.
Yeah, given the fact that's the only indicator of
an error, I've modified the code to use the value of
$return:
if ( !$return ) {
$logger->info("File was not copied");
}
> The fact that you failed to get a true return should have
> caused you concern here - it should return the number of
> successful copies or an undef if any copies failed (not the
> best solution for a multi-copy call - stick to single copies
> for clarity).
Ah, OK, thanks for that info. So 1 or 0 does not mean
'success' or 'failure,' but rather number of copies.
For my script, I'm only copying one file, so the meaning of
$return should be clear.
Thanks, $Bill,
/dennis
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