On Mon, 2 Feb 2009, ìÅ×ÞÅÎËÏ ëÉÒÉÌÌ óÅÒÇÅÅ×ÉÞ wrote:

> $file=</home/user/file1.xml>
> open (FS, "$file") or die "error open: $!";
> $upload=`curl -d <FS> $url/KbrReceive/"`;
> close FS;
> sh: FS: No such file or directory

Eh, this has nothing to do with curl but all to do with perl. If you're doing
syntactically wrong perl code, you can't expect it to work!

> $upload=`curl -d "home/user/file1.xml" $url/KbrReceive/"`;
> Don't work

This version sends the file name you mention. The curl man page tells you to
prefix the data with a '@' letter to read the data to send from the given file
name. Like:

   curl -d @home/user/file1.xml [URL]

-- 
  / daniel.haxx.se

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Received on 2009-02-02