How to send windows file to Unix using PERL language

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Hi,
I want to send a file from windows server to Unix server in a Perl =
program.
Please guide me how to do.
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Thanks && Regards=20
Karunakar Reddy B.V.=20

BSH Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH

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Re: How to send windows file to Unix using PERL language

Beri-Veera-ext, Reddy (n.a.) wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to send a file from windows server to Unix server in a Perl
> program. Please guide me how to do.

Insufficient info. The easiest way to upload a file would be to
use FTP if the server is running an FTP daemon or you could use
Apache on the server with a CGI script to accept the upload and
use LWP in the Perl script to send it. You could always write a
TCP socket server on the server and a Perl IO::Socket::INET client
to send.

More info would help - do you have programming permission on both ?
Can you run an HTTP or FTP daemon on the server ?
Does the upload go to a program or just to the server disk ?
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RE: How to send windows file to Unix using PERL language

Hi,
Thanks for your help.
Problem: I am writing a program in Perl. In this program I have to transfer
one file from windows to Unix. In Perl any functions are there? =



Thanks && Regards =

Karunakar Reddy B.V. =


BSH Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH


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Sent: 15 June 2007 11:13
To: Beri-Veera-ext, Reddy (n.a.)
Cc: ActivePerl
Subject: Re: How to send windows file to Unix using PERL language

Beri-Veera-ext, Reddy (n.a.) wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to send a file from windows server to Unix server in a Perl =

> program. Please guide me how to do.

Insufficient info. The easiest way to upload a file would be to
use FTP if the server is running an FTP daemon or you could use
Apache on the server with a CGI script to accept the upload and
use LWP in the Perl script to send it. You could always write a
TCP socket server on the server and a Perl IO::Socket::INET client
to send.

More info would help - do you have programming permission on both ?
Can you run an HTTP or FTP daemon on the server ?
Does the upload go to a program or just to the server disk ?
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Re: How to send windows file to Unix using PERL language

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Beri-Veera-ext, Reddy (n.a.) wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your help.
> Problem: I am writing a program in Perl. In this program I have to transf=
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> one file from windows to Unix. In Perl any functions are there? =

> =

> =

> Thanks && Regards =

> Karunakar Reddy B.V. =

> =

> BSH Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH
> =

> =


I don't think you supplied any additional info that wasn't already in
your first post.

Answering the following will probably help somewhat:

1) Is the Perl program running on either of the servers?
2) Do you simply need to move the file from the hard drive of one server
to the hard drive of the other?
3) What is the purpose of this Perl program - it may help people
understand what you want/need to do
4) Who will e running the Perl program?
4) Do you have login/ssh permissions to both servers? Are these your
servers, your company servers or are they third party servers?
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