> ls
>>
>> index.php 123.php dual.templ dual_2.templ go.php data.txt
>>
>> i need to create a tar of this in the same given format
>>
>> index.php
>> dualfilder/dual.templ dual_2.templ
>> go/go.php
>> go/numbers/123.php
>> data/data.php
>>
>>
>> i cant seem to come up with a a logic on how to get this done .. can some
>> one help me kick start a idea on how to preceded .
>>
>
> From what you have written, it sounds like you have already got the
> download part in place. (If not, or you would like to take a walk
> through your code, then please post again.)
>
> You are best off using an established module to write the tar file
> (indeed, unless you are already committed to it, you should use the Perl
> LWP module over calls to wget) and Archive::Tar works just fine.
>
> For instance:
>
> use strict;
> use warnings;
>
> use Archive::Tar;
>
> my @tarfiles;
>
>
> # Download remote files and push them onto the @tarfiles array.
>
> Archive::Tar->create_archive('tarfile.tar', undef, @tarfiles) or die
> Archive::Tar->error;
>
>
the difficult part is not taring the file but to recreate the folder
structure in the same format
when i wget all the files from the local server i get all of them under one
folder /temp
ls
index.php
dual.templ
dual_2.templ
go.php
123.php
data.php
but i need to tar it in such a way that the folder structure is preserved
like this
index.php
dualfilder/dual.templ
dualfilder/dual_2.templ
go/go.php
go/numbers/123.php
data/data.php
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Regards
Agnello D'souza
