Hi Terry,

It's your -d test that's failing. readdir() returns names without
paths. So -d $file looks in the current directory, not in $basedir.

Fix the problem with -d "$basedir/$file"

I didn't check the whole script, so I can't gaurantee there are no
other bugs :=)

HTH,
Robert Friberg, Ensofus AB

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