FTPS perl library?

FTPS perl library?

am 02.12.2004 19:34:17 von Danny Gutters

I'm trying to convert a script I have from using Net::FTP to something
that can use ftps (ssl enabled ftp) does anyone have reccomendations on
the best way to do this? I've got a ftps binary but it looks like i can
only pass it a list of file names to get with a system ("ftps file 1
file 2") call.

Maybe curlib as cURL supports ftps i think?

Re: FTPS perl library?

am 03.12.2004 10:52:06 von Tintin

"Danny Gutters" wrote in message
news:3195haF39shl3U1@individual.net...
> I'm trying to convert a script I have from using Net::FTP to something
> that can use ftps (ssl enabled ftp) does anyone have reccomendations on
> the best way to do this? I've got a ftps binary but it looks like i can
> only pass it a list of file names to get with a system ("ftps file 1 file
> 2") call.

Just checking you really did mean ftps instead of sftp.

Re: FTPS perl library?

am 03.12.2004 16:31:38 von Danny Gutters

Tintin wrote:
> "Danny Gutters" wrote in message
> news:3195haF39shl3U1@individual.net...
>
>>I'm trying to convert a script I have from using Net::FTP to something
>>that can use ftps (ssl enabled ftp) does anyone have reccomendations on
>>the best way to do this? I've got a ftps binary but it looks like i can
>>only pass it a list of file names to get with a system ("ftps file 1 file
>>2") call.
>
>
> Just checking you really did mean ftps instead of sftp.
>
>

yes ftps (ssl enabled ftp), sftp would be easy, there's a Net:: lib for
that...

Re: FTPS perl library?

am 04.12.2004 08:54:31 von Tintin

"Danny Gutters" wrote in message
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> Tintin wrote:
>> "Danny Gutters" wrote in message
>> news:3195haF39shl3U1@individual.net...
>>
>>>I'm trying to convert a script I have from using Net::FTP to something
>>>that can use ftps (ssl enabled ftp) does anyone have reccomendations on
>>>the best way to do this? I've got a ftps binary but it looks like i can
>>>only pass it a list of file names to get with a system ("ftps file 1 file
>>>2") call.
>>
>>
>> Just checking you really did mean ftps instead of sftp.
>
> yes ftps (ssl enabled ftp), sftp would be easy, there's a Net:: lib for
> that...

Just wanted to make absolutely sure.

Presumably you have a ssl ftp client? If so, it is easy enough to wrapper
something around it.