Hi Monks,
I am stuck here. I uploaded some images to a different server from where I am running this code, I should read this directory where all my images are and make a link out of every images I find inside of that directory.
I just don't know how to use the "open" to get there since it is in a different server. Any help on that?

$dirforimg="my_ip_number/test/images":
opendir(DIR,$dirforimg) || die("Cannot open directory $dirforimg: $! $
+@\n");
@contents = sort readdir(DIR);
closedir(DIR);


# Format as clickable links
foreach my $filename (contents) {
print "
<a href\"$dirforimg/$filename\">$filename</a>";
    
}

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Thanks a lot!

In reply to Open directory - Different Server by Anonymous Monk

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