Hey up Guys I'm trying to write a script that searches for certain files on a CD copies them to a temp directory and then renames them and puts them in the correct directory, but the script doesn't work it copied the files to temp but then just errors. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use File::Copy;
use warning;

system("clear");

system("mount /dev/cd0 /mnt");
system("cp /mnt/* /usr/castle/pctemp/.");
system("umount /mnt");

my $file;
my $solar = "SO_PC";
my $stdpc = "MS_PC";
my $cv = "SO_CV";
my $mb = "ms_mc";

print("\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\t\tEnter File Name:");
my $input = <STDIN>;
chomp($input);

$file = $input;

#Solar PC
if(index(uc($file), uc($solar)) != -1)
{
    print "Copying $file to Quotes Engine";
    copy($file, "PCMAP.BIN");
    system("mv PCMAP.BIN /usr/castle/np_new");
}
#Standard PC
elsif(index(uc($file), uc($stdpc)) != -1)
{
    print "Copying $file to Quotes Engine";
    copy($file, "FULLPC.BIN");
    system("mv FULLPC.BIN /usr/castle/np_new");
}
# CV
elsif(index(uc($file), uc($cv)) != -1)
{
    print "Copying $file to Quotes Engine";
    copy($file, "CVFULLPC.BIN");
    system("mv CVFULLPC.BIN /usr/castle/np_new");
}
#MB
elsif(index(uc($file), uc($mb)) != -1)
{
    print "Copying $file to Quotes Engine";
    copy($file, "MBFULLPC.BIN");
    system("mv MBFULLPC.BIN /usr/castle/np_new");
}

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here is my complete code. Could someone please have a look through and help as I have been stuck for ages! Thanks Guys

In reply to Filename Partial Match function by Jalcock501

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