I may be missing it but your program seems to only refer to sub1 one time, within the main body of the program

my $btn = $mw->Button(-text => 'Connect', -background => 'gray', -comm
+and => \&sub1)->pack(-side => 'bottom', -padx => 3, -pady => 3, -anch
+or => 'e');

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I think you want a call to sub1 in sftp (I may be missing it). The sftp needs a way to check if 'stop' has been pushed and if not repeat the sftp subroutine.

In reply to Re: Looping File transfer using SFTP in TK by dana
in thread Looping File transfer using SFTP in TK by deadpickle

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