Dear Monks

I have to SSH into another box to transfer files. I really need to keep the other end of the system ( where the ftp server is running ) simple so no soap or other options will work. Basically I am automating a set of servers that all hold images, instead of updating each one. A perl script will update the servers.

Net::SSH I had ( since I am a end user not an admin ) installed for me but they could only get it to work on perl 5.8.0. But it has a different /lib and some of the modules like DBI are broken. I could push and have them update every module for the new perl edition, but I would rather not.

Is there a way around using this module? Is there a way of scripting SFTP in a different way?

In reply to Net::SFTP mess by Angel

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