Hi Cowboys!

I try to use File:Copy:Recursive dircopy to copy the entire directory from site one to site two. It is working for the first time only. My question is will this package allow me to update the directory two recursively?.

Or can you recommend any other method for recursiveley to update the second directory with the info from the first.

My script is: 
my $source ='K:\\Courses of Study\\curriculum mapping\\';
my $target='C:\\docs\\curriculum maps resources';
print "$source directory does not exist" unless (-d $source);
print "Copying under progress for roughly 1 hour...\n";
File::Copy::Recursive::dircopy $source, $target or die "Copy failed: $
+!\n";

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In reply to Directory recursively copy by mhoang

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