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In what sense is that multi-threaded?
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It's not. &nbsp;I figured we'd start with something simple that worked and then move to multi-thread/process. &nbsp;If the OP is happy with what I provided then that's fine with me.
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It's not.  I figured we'd start with something simple that worked and then move to multi-thread/process.  If the OP is happy with what I provided then that's fine with me.

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I am just happy somebody replied
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Hello Experts:<br />
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I am looking for multi-threaded script to parse through the NAS folders and subfolders .. and get checksum values of all files<br />
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Sample output<br />
Path, File, checksumvalue<br />
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Using this script - doesn't work<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28659570-1">use File::Find;


find(sub {return unless -f $File::Find::name; system(&quot;cksum $File::Find::name&quot;);}, '/directory1')</code></pre>
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please assist ...<br />
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Regards,
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Hello Experts:

I am looking for multi-threaded script to parse through the NAS folders and subfolders .. and get checksum values of all files

Sample output
Path, File, checksumvalue

Using this script - doesn't work

(CODE)

please assist ...

Regards,

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