Re^3: cgi file upload without a form

I can assure you this isn't spyware. Basically this is my scenario. We have a set of test results with static names that get written to a new directory after every test run. After the test run we need the ability to point at a specified directory and upload the required files...like I said we know which ones we need. The way I'm currently doing it is uploading one file at a time. This is not only time consuming but makes it easy to make a mistake.
Any thoughts?

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Re^4: cgi file upload without a form by tilly (Archbishop) on Jan 13, 2011 at 20:32 UTC
Solution #1. Make the last step of the test run be to make a tar file with a specified set of files in it. Then upload that tar file, and on the other end untar it and extract the files you need. Solution #2. Write a script that runs on the client that uses the LWP library to upload the selected files one by one. Solution #3. Find a different way to move the files. Perhaps using a shared filesystem.	[reply]

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Re^4: cgi file upload without a form
by tilly (Archbishop) on Jan 13, 2011 at 20:32 UTC

Solution #2. Write a script that runs on the client that uses the LWP library to upload the selected files one by one.

Solution #3. Find a different way to move the files. Perhaps using a shared filesystem.

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