Hi, I am trying to execute the perl script copying remote files to local machine using FTP::Net Module. Remote machine is solaris and local machine is Windows. From the following Script, I can able to login successfully but cannot copy files to local machine(indicating that 0 files trasferred). Please let me know what is the mistakes from the following script: 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::FTP;
use Net::Netrc;
my $remote_cwd = "/test";
my $local_cwd="C:";
my $server="100.200.100.100";
my $ftpid = "abc";
my $pass = "def";
my $ftp = Net::FTP->new ($server, Timeout => 9000, Debug => 3);
$ftp->login("$ftpid","$pass");

$ftp->cwd($remote_cwd);

my @files = $ftp->ls($remote_cwd);
for (@files) {
    $ftp->get($_) if -f $_;
      print "\n".$_;

}

$ftp->quit;

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Thanks.

Regards

Syed Arshad

In reply to Want to Copy files from remote machine(Solaris) to Local Machine(Windows) using FTP::Net by sarshads

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