Hello,
Can any one suggest a way to do a ftp connect within perl
without using any modules on a unix platform , it may be attained
using system commands also
I had a code similiar to this supplying
username ,password ,host name using shell script
#!/bin/ksh 

# Path of ftp executable 
ftp="/usr/bin/ftp" 

# Give port or mention server name 
IP="test.test.com" 

#User ID to login into remote server 
user="THU" 

#Password to login in remote server 
pass="BFR" 


#ftp block starting - all will be written to log file 

echo "---------------------------------------------------" 
echo "              Begin FTP Parameters  " 
echo "---------------------------------------------------" 
echo "Destination Machine: $IP" 
echo "User ID:             $user" 
echo "Password:            ##############" 
echo "---------------------------------------------------" 
echo "                End FTP Parameters  " 
echo "---------------------------------------------------" 
echo "                Begin FTP Session  " 
echo "---------------------------------------------------" 
echo "open $IP 
      quote USER $user 
      quote PASS $pass 
      lcd 
      " |$ftp -n 
echo "---------------------------------------------------" 
echo "                End FTP Session  "

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Thanks in advance

In reply to Using FTP Without any Modules by perl_devel

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