Hello wise men,

may I ask please, if this topic was solved? I have the same issue her but may be under other circumstances.

My situation is as follows, I did in the past a save of a file first and then trasfered it via Net::FTP. Now I get the content of the file and a file name and have to do FTP without saving it first.

I did understand that the first hint was to open a file handle with the pointer to a scalar variable. I will test this but I also would appreciate to know, if some reader of this had tested it and was successfully.

thanks in advance, regards, Thomas

In reply to Re^2: Using Perl FTP to write a string variable as a file by toohoo
in thread Using Perl FTP to write a string variable as a file by Anonymous Monk

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