I am using the Net::SFTP::Foreign module to put and get files from a remote SFTP server. The put works fine but when I try to do a get and then delete the file, it throws these errors:

Couldn't open remote file 'test.txt': No such file.

Couldn't delete remote file: No such file. - test.txt

I am trying to get all files (*) and there is one file on the remote server named test.txt. Here is my code: 
if (lc($transfertype) eq "get"){
    $sftp_connection->setcwd($remote_dir);
    foreach my $file (@file_globs){
        my @files = $sftp_connection->glob($file);
        foreach my $element (@files){
            #if the remote file is a directory, we want to skip it.
            if (${$element}{longname} =~ /^d.*$/){
                next;
            }
            else {
                $sftp_connection->get(${$element}{filename}, $local_di
+r.${$element}{filename});
                if ($sftp_connection->error == 0){
                    &logEntry($args{'logfile'}, "$jobname--Getting rem
+ote file: \/".$remote_dir.${$element}{filename});
                }
                elsif ($sftp_connection->error != 0){
                    &logEntry($args{'logfile'}, "$jobname-ERROR: ".$sf
+tp_connection->error);
                }
                if ($delete_remote_files == 1){
                    $sftp_connection->remove(${$element}{filename});
                    if ($sftp_connection->error == 0){
                        &logEntry($args{'logfile'}, "$jobname--Deletin
+g remote file:\/".$remote_dir."\/".${$element}{filename});
                    }
                    elsif ($sftp_connection->error != 0){
                        &logEntry($args{'logfile'}, "$jobname-ERROR: "
+.$sftp_connection->error." - ${$element}{filename}");
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

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We are using Net::SFTP::Foreign, v1.65, Solaris 10, and OpenSSH_5.8p2. When I manually connect to the SFTP site with the server's built-in SFTP client, I can get the file without any error messages. Any help with these errors would be great appreciated. Thanks!

In reply to Net::SFTP::Foreign stat Error by csftpteam

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