my $directory='C:/Temp';

mkdir($directory);
chdir($directory);


my $ftp = Net::FTP::Recursive->new("$ftp1", Debug => 0);
    $ftp->login("$login",'$password');
    $ftp->cwd('/');
    $ftp->rget();
    $ftp->quit;

my $ftp2 = Net::FTP::Recursive->new("$ftp2", Debug => 0);
    $ftp2->login("$login",'');
    $ftp2->cwd('/');
    $ftp2->rput();
    $ftp2->quit;


chdir("C:/");
remove_tree($directory);

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The above script will copy the contents of a directory on one ftp server and move it to another. Is there any way i can make it to where it will only copy the directory tree and ignore any files in any of the folders?

In reply to copying FTP directories from one server to another by perlvroom

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