I'm trying to set an
ftp script to upload files to an ftp site using net::ftpssl.
The problem I'm
having is that if I have a list of files that need to be
uploaded.
Below is the script
I'm using, please help.
#!/usr/bin/perl
-w
use
Net::FTPSSL;
use Win32::Autoglob;
use File::Copy;
use File::Basename;
use Net::CMD;
use Win32::Autoglob;
use File::Copy;
use File::Basename;
use Net::CMD;
my $ftpaddress;
my $username;
my $password;
my $port;
my $remotedir;
my $newpath;
my $filemask;
$ftpaddress = shift ( @ARGV ); # Example: ftp.ftptest.com
$username = shift ( @ARGV ) ; # Example: ftptest
$password = shift ( @ARGV ); # Example: test123
$port = shift (@ARGV); # Example: 21
$remotedir= shift ( @ARGV ); # Example: upload
$newpath = shift (@ARGV); # Example: c:\ftp\uploaded
$filemask = glob ( @ARGV ); # Example: c:\ftp\test*
$username = shift ( @ARGV ) ; # Example: ftptest
$password = shift ( @ARGV ); # Example: test123
$port = shift (@ARGV); # Example: 21
$remotedir= shift ( @ARGV ); # Example: upload
$newpath = shift (@ARGV); # Example: c:\ftp\uploaded
$filemask = glob ( @ARGV ); # Example: c:\ftp\test*
print "***************************BEGIN FTP
LOG**************************************\n";
my $ftps = Net::FTPSSL->new($ftpaddress,Port
=> $port,Encryption => 'E', Debug =>
0)
or die "Can't open $ftpaddress";
or die "Can't open $ftpaddress";
$ftps->login($username,$password)
or die "Can't login, check username and password.\n";
or die "Can't login, check username and password.\n";
$ftps->binary;
$ftps->cwd($remotedir) or die "Can't change
directory.\n";
foreach my $filemask (@ARGV){
#print "$filemask\n";
$command = "dir $filemask /b";
$command2 = $command . "\n";
@myfile = `$command2`;
#print "$filemask\n";
$command = "dir $filemask /b";
$command2 = $command . "\n";
@myfile = `$command2`;
print "@myfile";
$ftps->put(@myfile,@myfile) or die "Can't upload
file.\n";
# foreach my $test (@myfile)
{
# print "$test\n"; }
# print "$test\n"; }
}
#put(LOCAL_FILE,[REMOTE_FILE]); Stores
the LOCAL_FILE into the remote ftp server.
#LOCAL_FILE may be filehandle, but in this case REMOTE_FILE is required. Return undef if it fails.
#LOCAL_FILE may be filehandle, but in this case REMOTE_FILE is required. Return undef if it fails.
$ftps->quit();
print "***************************END FTP
LOG**************************************\n";
Thanks
Liza
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