Sharing my experiences in Oracle + Linux + Perl + Java + Networking + High-Availability + Clusters -- Copy files between Servers using netcat (Alternate option to consider if ftp is disabled ) On Server (in my case host graphics) run tar -cvjf - dummy.dat | netcat -l -p 3333 On the Client ( in my case it was silicon) run netcat graphics 3333 | pv -b |
perl quoting in ftp->ls with wildcard - Stack Overflow I will assume that you are using the Net::FTP package. Then this part of the docs is interesting: ls ( [ DIR ] ). Get a directory listing of DIR, or the current ...
perl Net::FTP LS with subdirectories - Stack Overflow First, you should be using use Net::FTP;. instead of use Net::FTP::Common;. since you use Net::FTP and not Net::FTP::Common. Now on to your ...
perl - How can I use Net::FTP to get a file matching a pattern? - Stack ... Essentially do a remote ls, filter out what you don't want with grep , then fetch the files. ... How can I check the size of a file over FTP using Perl?
Net::FTP - perldoc.perl.org Net::FTP is a class implementing a simple FTP client in Perl as described in RFC959. .... If $dir is ".." , the FTP CDUP command is used to attempt to move up one ...
Retrieving a list of file names from an ftp server - perlmeme.org The Net::FTP module implements a simple ftp client in Perl. In this FAQ ... And then we use the ls() method to return a list of the files that match the patttern:
Answer: Net::FTP->dir( - Perl Monks Try using the ls() method, it worked for me connecting to a wuftpd on linux. Looks as if dir() generates a LIST command, while ls() generates an NLST command.
Re: Parsing FTP ls command results - Perl Monks 13 Sep 2007 ... use strict; use warnings; use Net::FTP; use File::Listing qw(parse_dir); my $ftp = Net::FTP->new('some.host'); $ftp->login('user', 'password'); my ...
NET::FTP: ls command fails - Perl Monks Hi, i'm trying to setup a ls command using Net::FTP. ... change working directory ", $ftp->message; $ftp->pasv; my @dir = $ftp->ls; #
Net::FTP (Perl in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition) usr/local/bin/perl -w use Net::FTP; $hostname = 'remotehost.com'; ... print $ftp->ls( $home),"\n"; # Now get the file and leave $ftp->get($filename); $ftp->quit;.