Re: use File::Copy question

Kyle Payne wrote: > > I am using copy to copy files from one server to another. The destination > is a UNC path to another server. For some reason I am getting the error "No > such file or directory". This would make sence if the copy really wasn't > working but it is. The file does exist in

use File::Copy question

I am using copy to copy files from one server to another. The destination is a UNC path to another server. For some reason I am getting the error "No such file or directory". This would make sence if the copy really wasn't working but it is. The file does exist in the source location and it i

file copy question

Hi, I have a script that does only one thing, that is copying a folder to another folder. Here is the statement: system("xcopy/eq c:\\autotest_tasks\\winRunner c:\\auto_archive\\tams >> $logfileName "); It works fine itself. In fact, When another perl script executes this script with

Re: File::copy question

Don't use double quotes unless you want in type more escape characters. Use single quotes instead, it uses exactly these characters (not really the best description). Double quotes allows for variables to be interpreted... which you don't need in this instance. >> my $file_to_get = '\\PC332\\C$\\