>>>>> "JT" == Jag Thripp <jthr...@skytv.co.nz> writes:
JT> Hello first question, maybe one of many!
it helps if you actually ASK a question. you explain your goal, show
some code but say nothing about what isn't working or what errors you
get or ask a question.
JT> Code running on a windows machine connecting to Linux box.
JT> I am trying to capture an ls\dir command into a file from an FTP
JT> connection, similar to ls -lA > Ls.txt.
JT> use Net::FTP;
JT> use warnings;
JT> use diagnostics;
use strict ;
JT> my $filename;
JT> $ftp->ls;
from the Net::FTP docs:
ls ( [ DIR ] )
Get a directory listing of DIR, or the current directory.
In an array context, returns a list of lines returned from the
server. In a scalar context, returns a reference to a list.
you call ls in a void context. did you expect the output to magically be
stored somewhere? try assigning the result of the call and then printing
or using that.
uri
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