All, I'm having a rather strange problem while trying to save files out to our ReadyNas file store. The file contents are being pulled from our MySQL database and onto our ReadyNas. When I copy the file to the local drive, the file is copied without any corruption. When I try and copy the file directly to our mapped ReadyNas drive, the file is corrupted everytime. The file size is roughly 89megs and I have binmode turned on. I can copy the file to the local drive and THEN onto the ReadyNas without any problems. I have tried disabling all the buffers, but the copy will still fail. I'm tempted to just do the two separate copies, but it seems like it should work in all cases. 
my $getFiles = $dbh->prepare($sql)|| die "Unable to get getMaxFile";
$getFiles->execute();
$rv = $getFiles->bind_columns(\$file_id, \$filename,\$content);
open FILE, ">$filename";
binmode FILE;
print FILE "$content";
close FILE;

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