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# $destination is the full unc path to the share directory
# $extract is the full path the the individual file to be copied 

my $drive = netUse ($destination);
copyDat ($extract, $drive);

sub netUse {
    
    
    my @net_use_output;
    my $output;
    
    chomp $_[0];
    $_ = $1 if($_[0]=~/(.*)\\$/);
    print "\nnet use \* \"$_[0]\"";
    
    #my $output = `net use \* \"$_[0]\"  2>&1|`;
    
    open TASK, "net use \* \"$_[0]\"  2>&1|" or die "cannot map $_[0]"
+;

    while (<TASK>)
    {
        print "\n";
        print;
        #chomp;
        #chop;
        push (@net_use_output, $_);
        #return $_;
    }
    print join(", ", @net_use_output);
    
    print "\n";
    print "\n";
    print "-----\n";
    print @net_use_output[0];
    $output = $2 if(@net_use_output[0]=~/^(Drive\s)([A-Z])\:(.*)$/);
    
    print "\n";
    print "\n";
    print "-----\n";
    print $output;
    return $output;
}

sub copyDat {
    
    my $file = basename($_[0]);
    my $path = dirname($_[0]);
    #$path .= "\\"; #This one's for James
    
    print "\n File: $file \n\n";
    print "\n Dirname: $path \n\n";

    #chomp $_[1];
    #my $map = $_[1];
    #my $map = $1 if($map=~/(.*)\\$/);
    print "\nROBOCOPY \"$path\" $_[1]\:\\ $file /B \n\n";
    
    open TASK, "ROBOCOPY \"$path\" $_[1]\:\\ $file /B 2>&1|" or die "c
+annot $!";

    while (<TASK>)
    {
        print;
        #return $_;
    }
    
    print "\nnet use $_[1]\:\\ /delete \n\n";
    
    open TASK2, "net use $_[1]\: /delete  2>&1|" or die "cannot $!";

    while (<TASK2>)
    {
        print;
        #return $_;
    }
}
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