Copies files not directories on the remote server. Returns undef if the argument! Otherwise it returns 1 if response is ok, 0 if it failed and -1 if it was neither specifically. You can have it attempt to create a new file of the same name by specifying a second argument that is true:. Anyone who knows a way around that I'd be happy to hear from you :.
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Published Jan 12 PM Views. ADF Pipeline can be triggered based on external event or scheduled on definite frequency. ADLS will store copied file in either binary or text format. Create pipeline with Copy activity 5. Configure Copy activity Source dataset 5. Fri Jan 27 TonyLawrence That's probably coming from the server - it's screwing up. Fri Jan 27 Tom Turns out you're right.
The server is running SCO Unix. When I did a test on another client's server with lots of files in it running Redhat Fedora it worked fine. So now I've got to figure out why the SCO box is doing that and either figure out a fix or a workaround.
How can I get this to print the actual messages? Tue Jan 31 anonymous But I don't want to die, I just want to log the message. I tried to treat it like an array ref, but that barfed Mon Nov 13 anonymous Hi can you help me turning off the user interactive prompt for FTP using this script Thanks Mon Nov 13 TonyLawrence No idea what you mean - explain more fully or see link Fri Jan 5 anonymous Your second Net::FTP example has some very clumsy Perl constructs that could be much simplified.
Let me know if you'd like to see a much neater, easier, simpler version. Fri Jan 5 TonyLawrence That depends. I try to write so that people who don't know much about Perl have a chance of following along. I admit that sometimes you can write great Perl that is also easy for the neophyte to understand, and if that's what you had in mind, yeah, I'm all for it. On the other hand, there's nothing wrong with posting a higher level example in the comments so folks can learn from that too..
I would like to retry with the file when this happens, but the problem is that control doesn't return to the script as it exits with a -1, my warn statement isn't reached, and the script fails. Do you know how to get the module not to abort and kill the script too?
Or can this not be avoided? You can set a longer timeout too.. Thu Apr 19 anonymous I'm trapping all errors, but it is always 'get' that fails, and always on a different file. But anyway, I've tried with for example, and suddently on a file it keeps thinking and thinking until it reaches timeout without a timeout it would probably go thinking infinitely I think it's a problem with the ftp server, not with the perl module, but I was wondering if I could wait for the timeout to run out and then just warn that the file could not be downloaded, but without killing the program with the Timeout message.
Thu Apr 19 tonylawrence Beyond my knowledge; suggest trying at a Perl newsgroup. Fri Apr 20 anonymous Ok. Many thanks for your answer anyway! Wed May 30 Mac In the months array the abbreviation for May is incorrect at least on my installation it is listed as My when it should be May. Here I am testing in May, and it failed. Once I corrected this all worked fine. Thanks for this. That will be handy.
Mon Apr 6 TonyLawrence The examples given above will no longer work with my site as we stopped all ftp. Substitute a known working site. Sat Jul 18 Rajiv Thanks Lawrence , out of the many example programs that I found on the internet for Net::FTP this was the easiest and most helpful. Sat Jul 18 TonyLawrence Happy to have been helpful!
Wed Oct 7 anonymous Hi Tony, Is it possible to still move on in the code even if an ftp error is thrown? In your first example, If I would like to set some flag when the ftp error is thrown e. If myerr did a "return;" instead of "exit;" , then the code continues. It's that simple. Mon Oct 12 anonymous Thanks for putting this out there for use.
I'm having an issue with it sorting through the array for what I'm specifying. I've added debugging and "print files" after it builds the array to be sure it's pulling in the directory's contents. There are 3 files that exist with today's date so far. Here's the last part of the printed array, which shows the three files with a oct 12 date and what happens: 1 utcftp System Oct 12 ParkHoldAdd. Can you help out? Mon Oct 12 TonyLawrence What you need to debug is the matching part - print what the code is looking for vs.
That's what is going to show you the problem. Probably you'll find that your server formats differently than what I tested this against. Mon Oct 12 anonymous You were right, it was including the last digit of the file size descriptor, i. Getting Oct 12 ParkHoldAdd. Couldn't get ParkHoldAdd. Mon Oct 12 TonyLawrence Have you tried manually with the same credentials etc.
Is there a way to print exactly what the operation's command is and what is returned as it happens? Mon Oct 12 TonyLawrence I don't recall anything like that, but check the docs. Thu Apr 15 anonymous Hi can i use the code in Windows as well.? Especially the 2nd code. Its exactly what I am looking for. Thu Aug 12 Picard Your second script is exactly what I need. Well written and easy to understand even for a Perl newbie like me.
However, the FTP server I'm trying to connect to isn't running on the default port of I've tried searching for this but can't find anything about Net::Ftp using anything specific for connecting to a non-default port. So I'm hopeing you know. My question? Did you think you'd be answering Net::FTP questions for 7 years? Oh, why do you exit with a state of '0' on an error?
Works out better for shell scripts calling your code etc. That "myerror" should exit non-zero, I agree. Wed Oct 27 anonymous I was looking for a simple method to test whether an ftp server was up and running. Tried using. Have not done any perl in years,.. The both remote servers are linux and local server is centos Thanks Wed Jan 12 TonyLawrence If by "Get a script", you mean "get somebody to write it for me at no charge", then the answer is no.
Mon Jan 31 MrZ For those who are interested, if you're going to write a script for sftp transfers you might want to investigate the lftp utility. Fairly easy to implement in shell for simple requirements Mon Jan 31 TonyLawrence I'd advise against that if it will be an unattended script.
Mon Jan 31 MrZ I meant that where simple is defined as something that limits your finger movements - 'macro' kind of stuff, not unattended operations. Perl is probably the easiest 'good' way to do it. Thu Feb 10 JoeDeal The examples are priceless even after all these years See link Fri Jun 3 anonymous hi, i want to download a database from an online server.
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