use Net::FTP; 

my $ftp;
my $filename;
my @files = ('file1','file2');
my %servers = (
        'box1' => 'password',
        'box2' => 'password',
        );

chdir "path/where/you/want/the/files";

foreach (keys %servers) {
# line 16
    $ftp = Net::FTP -> new($_);
    print $ftp -> message(), "\n";
    $ftp -> login('Randal', $servers{$_});
    print $ftp -> message(), "\n";
    $ftp -> binary();
    print $ftp -> message(), "\n";
    $ftp -> cwd('/your/path');
    print $ftp -> message(), "\n";
    
    foreach $filename (@files) {
        $ftp -> get( "$filename", "$_$filename");
        print $ftp -> message(), "\n";
    }
print "Completed $_\n\n";
$ftp -> quit();
}

exit;

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