Hi, I've googling for quite a while now to try to find an effective solution to how to pull files from external SFTP servers on a Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit server. We are Using ActivePerl 5.12 64 bit. I've investigated NET::SFTP, but it's not available for Windows 64 bit architecture. Same for NET:SSH2. I've just tried NET::SFTP::Foreign, and failed as the module needs IO:PTY and Expect modules (and lord knows what else), which I cannot find for Windows, let alone Windows 64 bit. This would be a piece of Pie on Linux, however Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit and ActivePerl 64 bit 5.12, is what we have to use. Any idea's guru's? Thanks in advance.

In reply to How get SFTP for Windows 64 bit architecture and ActivePerl 5.12 by ozguy

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