IIRC, the File::Find module doesn't work in conjunction with the FTP module. In other words, you're only getting a File::Find on the subdirectories of the client folder specified.

FTP, in fact, probably would never be able to accomplish this. I'm not even sure how you'd do this, unless you sent and recieved perl code/data over TCP/IP client/server, or do an NFS mount or something like that.

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In reply to Re: ftp'ing 'Find' results from an array by simeon2000
in thread ftp'ing 'Find' results from an array by ortsac

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