O.K., I did that and I think that it is almost working but my script is not actually finding the module..

I get an error: Can't call "new" in empty package "Net:FTP"

I have tried playing around with the directory listing in the use lib statement but nothing seems to work.

Here is a refined version of my original code with some of the bugs removed:


use lib "script/libnet/Net/FTP.pm";

$ftp = Net::FTP->new("ftp.mycompany.com");
$ftp->login("anonymous","anonymous");
$ftp->ascii;

chdir( "$dir/$output" );
opendir( DIR, "$dir/output" );
@files = readdir( DIR );

# transfer all of the output files
# in the output directory to SAP.

foreach( @files ) { 
   $filehandle = $_;          
   $ftp->put("output/$filehandle");   
   unlink( "$filehandle" );

} # end foreach

$ftp->quit;

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In reply to RE: Re: Alternative to NET::FTP by aedificum
in thread Alternative to NET::FTP by aedificum

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