Am Mittwoch, den 20.08.2008, 14:15 -0400 schrieb Jake Peavy:
> $info = qx{/usr/bin/curl -b cookies -c cookies -d "user=xxx&password=xxx&switch=Log+In" https://URL/FOLDER/SUBFOLDER/};
> $info2 = qx{/usr/bin/curl -b cookies -c cookies -F File=\@$file https://URL/FOLDER/SUBFOLDER/};

Has $file a whitespace included (space, tab, ...)? If yes, you need to use double quotes around the filename, as you did with the above -d "user..."
Otherwise curl treats everything after a whitespace as a part of an URL.

If you do not have whitespace in your filename, have you thought about using backticks?
$info2 = `/usr/bin/curl -b cookies -c cookies -F File=\@$file https://URL/FOLDER/SUBFOLDER/`;

Hope this helps - otherwise you should ask this in a perl newsgroup.
Harald

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Received on 2008-08-20