Your understanding of the word 'import' is incorrect.

I import when *I* take a file from somewhere and (usually) load it to some environment. A network connection is not implied. Example usage: I imported a log file into my spreadsheet program.
I download when *I* transfer a file from somewhere to a local file system over a network connection. Example usage: I downloaded the perl module from CPAN.

I'm not trying to be the language police, but your use of caps lock on words that don't fit, combined with gradually explaining the problem post by post instead of up top where it belongs, doesn't help. As it stands now, all your users are importing local files into a local cms system on their local server, because there is no upload (and as such, no download) taking place.

In reply to Re^5: perl program for importing files on local system by Zen
in thread perl program for importing files on local system by rahulgsp83

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