Dasgar,
thanks for your answer. Unfortunately, I don't want to have to download anything additional to run my program (for the find rule).
Instead, would you have an idea of how to improve my program with what I have right here and my current set of skills? As I said, I am no Perl expert and this code, right above, is what I can do.
I really appreciate your help but I need something less complicated. I know it is possible, because I managed to copy a few files with this code already, now I just want to be able to copy everything and understand why it does not work.
Also, I apologize if my English if a bit off, but since I am French, you will have to excuse my awkward syntaxes sometimes ;). Thanks!
Ben

In reply to Re^2: Perl - Copy files to a newly created folder by Benichouniev
in thread Perl - Copy files to a newly created folder by Benichouniev

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