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I posted a program here that does what you are looking for and a bit more. You will have to strip out the code that you do not need. Including the pause and the signal stuff.
I think the problem with your code is that when you are recursively entering a sub-directory you aren't sending
the entire path as the parameter.
when you stat and then find out that it is a directory then you
need to concatenate the directory name to the present working directory and then send it
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