Hi perlmonk1984,

I notice that this is your first post, welcome to the Monastery.
Please read the PerlMonks FAQ and How do I post a question effectively? if you have not done so already. You need to provide more information as to which operating system this script is to run on and connect to, which services are available for logging in and retrieving files (perhaps ftp/scp for a unix/linux type environment ?) before we can offer advice to match your requirements and available resources.

Hope this helps.

Martin

In reply to Re: To generate perl script for copying folders and files that are on server to my local system. by marto
in thread To generate perl script for copying folders and files that are on server to my local system. by perlmonk1984

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