Hello again ...

I have tested it with a testscript. It does not work. The error message is:

Cannot open Local file FH: No such file or directory
 at test-ftpscalar.pl line 54
put failed (Passive=1) Type set to I
; localfilename(FH): [d:/Dokumente2/Server2/cgi-bin/out//test-ftpscala
+r.xml], remotefilename: [test-ftpscalar.xml] at test-ftpscalar.pl lin
+e 54.

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The script is as follows:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-type: text/html";
print "<html>\n<head>\n<title>Test FTP Sclar</title>\n</head>\n<body>\
+n<p>___ hier gehts los ___:</p>\n<p>\n";
use Net::FTP;

my $content = <<__CONTENT__;
<inno>
    <antrag>
        <tester>THOFMANN(TH)</tester>
    </antrag>
    <hinweis>
        <ziel>Test-Server</ziel>
    </hinweis>
</inno>
__CONTENT__

my $server = 'www.lly5.de';
my ($login, $passwd) = ('theoneandonly', 'g1v3m3s0m35h17');
my $localdir = "d:/Dokumente2/Server2/cgi-bin/out/";
my $datei = "test-ftpscalar.pl";
   $datei = "test-ftpscalar.xml";
my $remotefile = '';
my $remotefilename;
my $passive;
my $remotedir = 'public_html/inno/';

my $localfilename;
$localfilename = "$localdir\/$datei";

            if ($remotefile ne '') {
                $remotefilename = $remotefile;
            } else {
                $remotefilename = $datei;
            }

              if ($server =~ m/(www.lly5.de)/i) { # fies, name wurde i
+n IP geaendert
                  $passive = 1;
                $ftp = Net::FTP->new($server, Passive => 1)
                    or die "Cannot connect to $server (Passive=$passiv
+e): $@";
              } else {
                $ftp = Net::FTP->new($server)
                    or die "Cannot connect to $server: $@";
              }

                open( FH, "<", \$content) or die "Kann File Handle nic
+ht zum lesen aus content oeffnen";

                $ftp->login($login, $passwd)
                    or die "Cannot login (Passive=$passive) ", $ftp->m
+essage;
                $ftp->cwd($remotedir)
                    or die "Cannot change working directory (Passive=$
+passive) ", $ftp->message;
                $ftp->binary
                    or die "Cannot change to binary mode (Passive=$pas
+sive) ", $ftp->message;
                $ftp->put(FH, $remotefilename)
                    or die "put failed (Passive=$passive) ", $ftp->mes
+sage, "; localfilename(FH): [$localfilename], remotefilename: [$remot
+efilename]";
                $ftp->quit;
                
                close( FH );

print "*** Fertig FTP ***\n";

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Thanks in advance, Thomas

In reply to Re^3: 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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