I'm trying to convert a VBScript for creating an FTP/Website in IIS. I have the script working using Win32::OLE, but the first part of the process is to make a copy of a template folder. I have this working using the converted VBScript, here is a sample. 
use Win32::OLE;
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => 3); #die on error
...
#Create Physical Folders
eval{
  my $fs = Win32::OLE->CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
  $fs->CopyFolder("$PhysicalPath\\Template", "$PhysicalPath\\$SiteNum"
+, 1);
};

if($@){
  #Some error handling stuff here
}

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I would rather do this part in perl without any OLE objects. Does anyone know of a module that provides an interface for copying a folder and its contents?

thanks

In reply to Folder Copy by tcf22

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