I can copy/transfer a file from my Windows 2000 workstation to an Info Server using Perl script with File-Copy module. But when I try and copy/transfer the same file from my Windows 2000 Server (using the same Perl script with File-Copy module) to the same Info server it says it can not find the Info server and does not work.

I assume this could be a Firewall problem on the server and not a script issue? Or is there something in Perl I can do to find out what the issue is?

The destination directory in the Info server has a space in it but I read File-Copy can handle that so I know that is not the issue. Here is my copy and directory exist check condition: 
copy($sourceFile,$destinationFile) ||  die "$!";
.....
if(!-d $destinationFile)
{
    print "Destination Directory not found.";
}

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In reply to File transfer not working on server by Anonymous Monk

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