well actually i am having a bit of another problem in which i have never had to deal with to much. i am recursively traversing directories in "$ENV{USERPROFILE}\\Files_to_sync\\". or in other words i am scanning all directories and sub directories for files in this directory. but i am having problems only uploading the files in sub directories inwhich it is wanting to upload C:/Users/username/Files to sync/folder/another folder/file.txt for example. i just want it to upload folder/another folder/file.txt.

i have setup a regex that strips the beginning of the path off to exactly what i need, but then i am having problems with file not found. is there a way to upload only what i am asking? or am i overlooking something simple. I can however upload single files from the "files to upload" folder, but i cannot upload empty subdirectories or sub directories with files ect ect.

can you give me an idea of what i need to do? because it seems like cwd is going to do the exact same thing i am trying to do which is return the exact cwd, but then somehow i got to upload only files and directories and sub directories in "files to upload" folder.

and thanks for the insight. i will def look into other methods as soon as i can understand this little predicament i am in. i have no problems building a fils/directories list and pushing it to an array, the problem comes in when i try to upload the regexed path/filename.

In reply to Re^2: XMD5 and Net::FTP by james28909
in thread XMD5 and Net::FTP by james28909

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