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Seems like it would be easier to just create a cron job to schedule a daily curl call.

To edit your cron jobs, use: crontab -e. Adding something like the following should upload your file every morning at 5AM:

00 5 * * * /usr/bin/curl --ntlm -u <your Active-Directory-Domain>/<you +r-domain-username> -T /path/to/xyz.txt http://sharepoint.url.com/doc/ +library/dir/

In reply to Re: How to upload file from Linux to Sharepoint using Perl by frozenwithjoy
in thread How to upload file from Linux to Sharepoint using Perl by grao5

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