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Hi,

I am using Net::FTP to "put" files from a local dir to a folder on a se=
rver using
$ftp->put (<filename>), where $fth is an obj of Net::FTP.

But it seems "put" doesnt overwrite any existing files, if they are alr=
eady present on the server. How do I overwrite files on the server forcib=
ly by using Net::FTP??

Best,
Ukh



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Subject: Net::FTP prob

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> I am using Net::FTP to "put" files from a local dir to a folder on a
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> $ftp->put (<filename>), where $fth is an obj of Net::FTP.
> =

> But it seems "put" doesnt overwrite any existing files, if they are
already present on the server. How do I =

> overwrite files on the server forcibly by using Net::FTP??

Works fine for me. Does your user have permission to overwrite those
files on the server?

HTH

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ukhas jean wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Net::FTP to "put" files from a local dir to a folder on a
> server using
> $ftp->put (<filename>), where $fth is an obj of Net::FTP.
>
> But it seems "put" doesnt overwrite any existing files, if they are
> already present on the server. How do I overwrite files on the server
> forcibly by using Net::FTP??

I agree with Brian - you should be able to overwrite as long as you
have the right perms on the server.

Try printing out the remote dir :

my $rfiles = $ftp->dir(); # get remote dir listing
print "$_\n" foreach [at] $rfiles;

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