Re: Re: Bad file descriptor' error with automated FTP script.

The command "dir" gives the equalent of "ls -l" (long list) and "ls" only gives me the filename, In my script the date check is also there. As you can see the logs --"getting ...." is the file name and also in "... exists, so no need to download"

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Getting TTFILE008499;1
TTFILE008499 exist, So no need to download
[download]

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Re: Re: Re: Bad file descriptor' error with automated FTP script. by castaway (Parson) on May 14, 2004 at 12:12 UTC
I don't see you using the date/time there. (Surely that -f gets a filename?). In any case, you could check if the parsing of the dir() output is producing rubbish. If you need the last modification time of the file, there is also a mdtm(Filename) command which will give you that. Also, adding a `Debug => 1` to your `new()` call may give some helpful clues. C.	[reply] [d/l] [select]