>
> Dan Muey wrote:
> >
> > The print way worked for me also now that I did $|=1; and
> piped STDERR
> > to STOUT and also the $ftp debug to 1, to find my probs, thanks.
>
> You shouldn't need autoflush on, as the close should flush
> all your data for you. If you do need it, then:
>
> autoflush $stor;
Good idea, I was just doing it temporarily to debug and test but I'll check it out.
Thanks
Dan
>
> is nicer :)
>
> > Actually at first I did the cwd and just used the file name
> only but
> > while experiementing and trying to figure out What I was
> doing wrong I
> > removed the cwd and just made the filename variable like
> > 'public_html/file.html' instead Of cwd then file.html and it works
> > like a monkey, so it is more clever than you thought!
>
> Must be! Its good to know though, thanks.
>
> > Although if it may not be portable I'll stick to using cwd.
>
> It should be portable if you want to eliminate cwd. The only
> parameters should be the Perl module and FTP itself, which is
> pretty standard.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Rob
>
>
>
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