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Recent content by srigley11
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ftp'ing in a telnet session issue
Solved it... Lets just say... it wasn't my code at fault ;-) *NEXT* Thanks for the feedback folks! -
ftp'ing in a telnet session issue
nope, not what I thought it might be... Telnet bit in script A: my $t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 7200); $t->open("SERVERB"); $t->login("myusrname", "mypwd"); my @lines=$t->cmd("cd /home/user1/"); print @lines; @lines=$t->cmd("perl scriptb.pl arg1 arg2"); print @lines; ftp bit in script... -
ftp'ing in a telnet session issue
*DOH!* think you might have it... (cd'ing vs /home/user/script.pl) that sounds like something I'd do ;-) if this was the case then yes "Access Denied" would appear. Will check in the morning! Many thanks! Steve -
ftp'ing in a telnet session issue
Yup, have full path in there... Good to hear that it won't try and pull it back to A. oh, also, I chmod 777 the dir its pulled to beforehand too. -
ftp'ing in a telnet session issue
Hi, Quick question ... I have Perl script A on server A that telnets to server B where it starts perl script B. This script amongst other tasks, ftp's to yet another server and pulls a file back to server B. The issue? When the script hits ftp->get it fails with "access denied". Now.. if I start...
