Jim Bufalini wrote:
There are a few ways, depending on what you wish to do.
You can do something like
put URL ("file:new.mp3") into
("ftp://user:[email protected]/mp3s/this.mp3";)
Hmmm. Are you saying issue this command from within an irev script? I don't
think it works from there. Or, to be more precise, I just tried it, and it
didn't work for me. Of course I changed the appropriate parts first.
Yes, it worked for me. I'll try again later today, but I know it worked
about a month ago. (I had over-run my broadband usage limit, and they
were rate-limiting my ftp session to 0 - i.e. couldn't use ftp at all. I
could get round this for on-Rev using the file manager in cPanel - but
nothing equivalent on my other websites/servers. So I used the cPanel
file manager to upload a small irev script (called putfileviaftp.irev
:-) which then ftp'ed from on-Rev to the other servers).
As to Rev CGI from on-Rev, you can do this now by just installing Rev CGI to
your on-Rev account, just like you would do it to any other server.
Yeah, but I'm being lazy and hoping that on-Rev will make that part of
the standard intstall :-)
It seems like cron and curl could be used to periodically trigger a URL
request - which could be to an irev script on your own site, and that
irev script could then do any file distributions required.
-- Alex.
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