*Please* remove that header and post inline properly.
The file format is OhioHealthyyymmdd[0-9].xml
The [0-9] is a 6 digit PID I assume but changes every time the file is
created.
So the filename for example looks like OhioHealth20040124989893.xml
thank you!
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
Good good ;p
$ftp->rename("$$fref\[0-9].xml", "OhioHealth.xml")
a) this is not a regex so [0-9] does no good unless the FTP server
understands it as a regex, in which case it will need to be a regex for
the FTP server not necessarily a Perl regex
b) Its being interpolated in the double quotes
So you're basically asking for a file that literally has a [0-9] in its
name (pronounced "bracket zero dash nine bracket" not "zero through nine")
Perhaps Net::FTP::File's directory hash will help you sort out the names
easier...
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