Hello,

I'm trying to put a file to an SFTP server using Net::SFTP::Foreign. When I try to put the file, it fails with this error:</p?

Couldn't setstat remote file (setstat)': File not found

Here is the code that I am using:

my $file_put = 0;
foreach my $file (@file_globs){
    foreach my $filepath (glob($local_dir.$file)) {
        next if (! -e $filepath);
        $filename = $filepath;
        #strip down file path to just get file name
        $filename =~ s/(.*\/)//;

        $sftp_connection->put($filepath, $remote_dir.$filename);
        if ($sftp_connection->error == 0){
            &logEntry($args{'logfile'}, "$jobname--Putting remote file
+: /".$remote_dir.$filename);
            $file_put = 1;
        }
        elsif ($sftp_connection->error != 0){
            &logEntry($args{'logfile'}, "$jobname-ERROR: ".$sftp_conne
+ction->error);
        }
    }
}

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$remote_dir is set to "/to_commerce/" and $filepath is set to "/secureftp/jobhome/vendor/file.txt"

Anyone have any ideas why this error would be getting thrown? Please let me know if you need more info

Thanks!

In reply to Net::SFTP::Foreign setstat Error on Put by csftpteam

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