Posted by Ashley M. Kirchner on 03/12/05 09:32

A file system question for you folks.

We have a folder that contains the following structure of files for
each of our sales reps in the company:

$TOP_FOLDER$/
/$SalesRep1/
/$Client1/
/File1.ext
/$Client2/
/File1.ext
/File2.ext
/$SalesRep2/
/$Client1/
/File1.ext
/$Client2/
/File1.ext
/File2.ext
/$Client3/
/File1.ext
/File2.ext
/File3.ext
etc., etc.

What I'd like to do it iterate through this $TOP_FOLDER$ and
generate a page that looks as follows:

$SalesRep1 Clients: 2 Files: 3 Total size: xxx [MB/GB]
$SalesRep2 Clients: 3 Files: 6 Total size: xxx [MB/GB]
etc., etc.

So I need to traverse through all the directories, while counting
stuff at the same time (ignoring . and .. as I go) and at the end do
some pretty display of all the information (I can figure that out later,
I just need to collect data right now.)

Right now, when I do an opendir() and readdir() I only get the
contents of the top folder. How do I get the rest, and count the data
as well?

-- A

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