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There's a number of potential problems here:

You've defined $local_cwd but haven't used it.
$ftp->ls() does not return a list of files. It will be more like a list of lines returned by ls -l on your Solaris box or dir on your Windows box.
Do you really only want to get files you already have: if -f $_

The documentation for Net::FTP explains what ls() and the other methods do. It also has four examples of checking return values (in the SYNOPSIS) as correctly recommended in the previous post.

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

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