my code is here
sub FtpToDCLKServer(\%$\$\$) {
my $V_ConfigHashRef = shift;
my $V_LocalFile = shift;
my $V_RemoteFileNameRef = shift;
my $V_RemoteFileSizeRef = shift;
my $V_CurrentDate = GetTheCurrentDate(); #get today's date
my $V_HostName = $V_ConfigHashRef->{FTPHostName}; #get ftp hostname from the hash
my $V_UserName = $V_ConfigHashRef->{FTPUserName}; #get ftp user name from the hash
my $V_Password = $V_ConfigHashRef->{FTPPassword}; #get ftp password from the hash
my $V_Directory = $V_ConfigHashRef->{FTPDir}; #get the ftp directory on to which we have to place the files
my $V_Ftp;
if ( $V_Ftp = Net::FTP->new($V_HostName) ) { #instantiate new ftp object
unless ($V_Ftp->login($V_UserName,$V_Password)) { #login to the ftp server
WriteToLogFile($V_CurrentDate,GetTheCurrentTime(),"Error","Could not login:$@");
return 0;
}
$V_Ftp->pasv(); #continue the session in passive mode
unless ($V_Ftp->cwd($V_Directory)) { #change the current working directory to $V_Directory
WriteToLogFile($V_CurrentDate,GetTheCurrentTime(),"Error","Could not change the current working directory to $V_Directory");
return 0;
}
unless($V_Ftp->ascii) { #transfer the data in ascii mode
WriteToLogFile($V_CurrentDate,GetTheCurrentTime(),"Error","Could not change to ASCII mode");
return 0;
}
unless ($$V_RemoteFileNameRef = $V_Ftp->put($V_LocalFile,"Curve_"."$V_CurrentDate"."\.dat")) { #upload the file
WriteToLogFile($V_CurrentDate,GetTheCurrentTime(),"Error","$V_Ftp->message");
return 0;
}
$$V_RemoteFileSizeRef = $V_Ftp->size($$V_RemoteFileNameRef);
$V_Ftp->close(); #close the ftp session
}else {
WriteToLogFile($V_CurrentDate,GetTheCurrentTime(),"Error","Could not connect:$@");
return 0;
}
return 1;
}
thanx
kamesh

In reply to Re^3: problem with put function by kamesh3183
in thread problem with put function by Anonymous Monk

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