On Saturday 05 June 2004 HH:58:11, Edward Ludlow wrote:
> philipp traeder wrote:
> > "perldoc Net::FTP" is your friend - there you'll find documentation for
> > the put() method, which should be what you want.
> > Basically, you just need to extend your script a bit - something like:
> >
> > my $ftp = Net::FTP->new(...);
> > $ftp->login("username", "password");
> >
> > # change the working directory on the server
> > $ftp->cwd("dir/where/you/want/to/put/your/file");
> >
> > $ftp->put("name/of/your/local/file");
> >
> > $ftp->quit();
>
> The script now successfully launches two FTP sessions, but how exactly
> do I use put() to move a file from one of the sessions to the other?
Hi Ed,
excuse me - my last post might have been a bit confusing.
The script I sketched was meant to be a complete script, not an extension to
the script you already wrote.
You need only one FTP session, of course - this session connects to the remote
FTP server, uploads the file, and disconnects again.
Just take your original script and put something like the following lines
between the "$ftp->login" and the "$ftp->quit()" lines:
my $remote_directory = "name/of/the/remote/directory";
$ftp->cwd($remote_directory)
or die "Cannot change working directory ", $ftp->message;
my $filename = "name/of/your/local/file";
$ftp->put($filename)
or die "cannot upload file $filename ", $ftp->message;
HTH,
Philipp
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