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I need help here,
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- I can't use NET::SSH::Perl,
Why not?
Re 2: Generally (nearly universally) there's a way to use an appropriate module, even if you have restricted rights on the target machine...and if your issue is that you don't have rights to the directory where the ftp'ed file is stored, then your question is one for the sysadmin.
And, even more generally, you'll get better help here if you provide more specific information about your problem, and show the code and failure modes of that code (or how the output failed to meet your expectations
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If you install putty (free, and great software), you can use it's command line syntax either directly, or embedded in a perl script.
Per the documentation, you may even use "psftp" from the command line, to do secure FTP.
"As you get older three things happen. The first is your memory goes, and I can't remember the other two... "
- Sir Norman Wisdom
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You could use Expect, either the tcl version or the perl module.
It would be good to see some example code from your attempts with Net::SSH::Perl and the output from it which indicates you can't use it. | [reply] |