Re^2: net ftp recursive

It isn't complicated if you add functionality incrementally. Have you gotten the code you have working with what we gave you so far? That will give you a list of the files in a text file. Then grep that list for the ones you want. Then you just need a function to ftp each file that grep returns.

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Re^3: net ftp recursive - rls and rdir by Anonymous Monk on Sep 11, 2012 at 03:10 UTC
Hi Lotus, Yes I got the list of files in a text file. but the size of the file is 70 MB. Is there any way we can ignore specific files. I want to ignore .log files while doing rls. Will a OmitAll work? And regarding grep, I'm writing this Perl script in a windows system which FTPs files from Unix. So how do i give a grep function into the Perl file. Do I have to use any other package. This is a snippet of my output /home/prod/test/code / RxD_CLM_bteq_TEMP_LOAD_V20.sh /home/prod/test/code/BABW/logs / Agent_Totals_CO_Merced_FTP_20110122033155.log	[reply]
Re^4: net ftp recursive - rls and rdir by poori (Initiate) on Sep 11, 2012 at 07:01 UTC
Hey guys got it. All to be done is to use the Matchfile parameter. Just add the filenames u want in an array and execute this :) `foreach my $i (@array) { $f->rget(MatchFiles => qr/$i/) ; }` [download]	[reply] [d/l]