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Net::FTP

Description

Net::FTP, part of the Libnet install, implements RFC959, the FTP protocol.

Who should use it?

  • Anyone wishing to transfer files to an FTP server
  • Anyone wishing to transfer data from STDIN to an FTP server
  • New Perl Scripters who need to practice with OO interfaces

What are the drawbacks or problems?

  • It does not allow you to upload scalar data as a file
  • It does not allow you to use streams other than STDIN

Example

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use Net::FTP; my $destserv="ftp.perlmonks.org"; my $destuser="root"; my $destpass="joph"; my $file="yourmom.jpg"; $ftp = Net::FTP->new($destserv) or die "error connecting\n"; $ftp->login($destuser,$destpass); $ftp->binary(); $ftp->get($file) or die "error downloading\n"; $ftp->quit();

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