Recurse is probably a Boolean i.e. 0|1
Your put is failing because you're doing ftp->put not $ftp->put
From: zilore mumba [mailto:zmu...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 9:15 AM
To: activeperl@listserv.activestate.com; Jeff Saxton
Subject: RE: help wit
Jeff,
Thanks very much for the hint. With mkdir it actually created the directories
once but had a problem with put.
When I rerun it it fails again at mkdir. (incidentally I do not know what value
to put in for RECURSE. when I type RECURSE it gives of a breword RECURSE).
Thanks for sparing your
Another bug, the "if (! -d $ddir)" command in your highlighted foreach
loop checks your local hard drive to see if the directory exists, not
the remote server you are connecting to, which is what I assume you
meant.
I don't see a check if directory or file exists command, so you'd have
to cwd() t
from the pod:
mkdir ( DIR [, RECURSE ])
Create a new directory with the name DIR. If RECURSE is true then mkdir will
attempt to create all the directories in the given path.
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Hello Perl Community.
Thanks so much for all the help provided lduring the current year.
Happy and prosperous New Year 2010 to all.
Below is my code where I have a problem with ftp. I am trying to transfer data
from one PC to another. When I try to make a directory on the distant machine,
I get
