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Roland Mösl #1
Download a file in Perl
I have each month to download all the logfiles from
my web server as GZ compressed files.
From each domain access and referer log files.
The downlaod is only possible in http
Username and password is required.
The proposed name what gives the server
for the downlaod has to be changed.
I work in Perl since 1997, but I have no idea
how to perform this task
A nice extra would be to decompress the files
also, because all the log files are later stored in
one single zip file
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J. Gleixner #2
Re: Download a file in Perl
Roland Mösl wrote:
Use LWP to "get" a file using http:> I have each month to download all the logfiles from
> my web server as GZ compressed files.
>
> From each domain access and referer log files.
>
> The downlaod is only possible in http
>
> Username and password is required.
>
> The proposed name what gives the server
> for the downlaod has to be changed.
>
>
> I work in Perl since 1997, but I have no idea
> how to perform this task
>
>
> A nice extra would be to decompress the files
> also, because all the log files are later stored in
> one single zip file
>
perldoc lwpcook
To unzip, you could use system/backticks/or one of many modules
avaialble on CPAN.
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