in reply to Request POST in perl script
'http://serervIp.com:7052/tmp/scripts' ... HTTP1.1/(404
If /tmp/scripts is a filesystem path on the server, and not a URL that is served by the webserver, then this is an issue on the server's side. You haven't given any information at all on the server, so we can't really say any more except that the server needs to expose some kind of service that lets you place files on the server file system - for example, that could be a CGI script, or a WebDAV service.
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