My conversion to binary using sftp is failing in my perl script. Can someone help? A portion of the perl script is below. Thank You! 


use Net::SFTP::Foreign;

    my $sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new($remotehost, %args) or $newerr 
+= 1;
        if($newerr){
            $err = $sftp->error;
            push @ERRORS, "Can't sftp to $remotehost - Error: $err";
            myerr();
        }

        else
            {
                $sftp->setcwd("$remotedir$file_ext") or $newerr=1;
                if($newerr){
                    $err = $sftp->error;
                    push @ERRORS, "Can't cd to $remotedir - Error: $er
+r";
                    myerr();
                }
                else
                {
                foreach(@file)
                {
                $sftp->binary;
                $sftp->put("$OUTDIR$_", "$_") or $newerr = 1;

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