Download A File
M
file, actually an image to a file on the server. Basically pull a graph
from whats actually a router of mine, save it to /temp_images.
I have tried using: "system "/usr/bin/wget..." with no luck.
Can someone give me a shove in the right direction? I cannot seem to find
where the perl "get" command supports simply saving to a directory but I may
have missed something and many times do.
Thanks.
Matt
Ben Morrow
Quoth "M" <n...@spam2.tonsjunkmail.com>:
> I have a script in /cgi-bin/. I want it when called to download a dynamic
> file, actually an image to a file on the server. Basically pull a graph
> from whats actually a router of mine, save it to /temp_images.
>
> I have tried using: "system "/usr/bin/wget..." with no luck.
An actual error message is more use than 'no luck'. Does your wget live
in /usr/bin (mine doesn't)?
> Can someone give me a shove in the right direction? I cannot seem to find
> where the perl "get" command supports simply saving to a directory but I may
> have missed something and many times do.
See LWP::Simple::getstore.
Ben
ccc31807
We have successfully used pscp for going on several years to upload
and download all kinds of files, large and small.
www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
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Abigail
M (n...@spam2.tonsjunkmail.com) wrote on VCCCXXVIII September MCMXCIII in
<URL:news:4fGdnYBx67IlMG7anZ2dnUVZ_viunZ2d@haugcommunications>:
\\ I have a script in /cgi-bin/. I want it when called to download a dynamic
\\ from whats actually a router of mine, save it to /temp_images.
\\
\\ I have tried using: "system "/usr/bin/wget..." with no luck.
Perhaps /usr/bin/wget... doesn't exist? I dunno, just guessing as you
don't give any clue what so ever what goes wrong. Perhaps you are working
on a Windows machine?
Abigail
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