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Subject: Re: System("ftp
Yes, I have used that module in past projects, however, I cannot add any
modules to these particular servers. I must do this with native Perl
command/functions/operators.
Glenn Meyer t/l 631-9100 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thank you for all of your suggestions. This has been very eye-opening for
me. I didn't know all of these options were available. Your suggestions
have opened several excellent options for me. Thank you!!!
Glenn Meyer
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Subject: Re: System("ftp
Yes, I have used that module in past projects, however, I cannot add any
modules to these particular servers. I
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Glenn Meyer wrote:
> Yes, I have used that module in past projects, however, I cannot add any
> modules to these particular servers. I must do this with native Perl
> command/functions/operators.
There's always sockets then. Check out IO::Socket and IO::Select and
roll your own. Net::FTP m
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few years since I've done this,
so the details are fuzzy.
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Subject: RE: System("ftp
This made a lot of sense, but I am finding the sy
ay, April 09, 2002 2:19 PM
Subject: RE: System("ftp
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> This made a lot of sense, but I am finding the system() is returning "0"
> all the time:
> $sys = system("ftp -n $_[0] < ftp_commands.txt");
> if successful connecting and performing commands - r
This made a lot of sense, but I am finding the system() is returning "0"
all the time:
$sys = system("ftp -n $_[0] < ftp_commands.txt");
if successful connecting and performing commands - returns "0"
if login to ftp server fails - still returns "0&qu
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You will find that the system call will return an integer depending on
success or failure I believe.
Try somthing like this
if (system("ftp -n $_[0] < ftp_commands.txt") == 0)
You would have to check the return values though.
Hope this helps
Martin Wheldon
Senior Technical Cons
.txt");
print FTPCOMMANDS "user $_[1] $_[2]\nbin\nprompt\nmput *.zip\nbye\n";
close(FTPCOMMANDS);
system("ftp -n $_[0] < ftp_commands.txt");
}
This is working well right now, but I need to add in some error checking
and/or retry feature. Problem,
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