Ok, so the Net::FTP would be run from server 2, log into server 1 and
get the file, would that be the correct proceedure to do this?
Pseudo code to illustrate a sane implementation:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my @ftp_hosts = _get_ftp_hosts_array();
backup_localhost() or log_die('backup failed ...');
for my $ftp_to(@ftp_hosts) {
ftp_backup_to($ftp_to) or log_warn("$ftp_to FTP failed..");
}
one script, FTP gets done @ each backup instead of trying to coordinat
efforts between multiple servers, lets you see in one place hwo the
whole thing went, etc etc
> I'm not the fimilar with the Net::FTP module, but once it "gets" the
> file from server 1, how do you manipulate the file or simply put,
> print the file on server 2 after it's "gets" the file?
Net::FTP lets you do FTP with perl, then its just a matter of workign
with files as normal
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