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Want to read file attributes for file on remote server

agarg

Hi Team,

I want to read the last modification date of files deployed from Teamsite to target server.

I need this to compare that version on Target server is most updated one or not.

From my script I'm able to read files from only those servers which are on same VALN.But my team site is configured to deploy files on other VLANS and LAN also. How to access those files in my Teamsite script.

Please help.

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Frederik

post more detail. OS? versions? Programming language? How are you currently reading file attributes in the VLAN? ...

agarg

I'm trying to read file attributes from a windows 2003 server in a windows 2003 server.
I'm using Teamsite version 6.7. I'm using perl script for coding.

Code Snippet:
#################################################
my $filenamepath ="\\\\servername\\inetpub\\copy\\test1.txt";

open(IN, "<$filenamepath");
my @arrTemp = ;
my $date = localtime( (stat IN)[9] );
print OUT "fileDATE-$date";
close IN;
#################################################

I'm reading remote file's last modification date attribute

agarg

Hi Plz help. I'm in urgent need.

Migrateduser

This sounds more like an issue with your network setup than TeamSite. Are you able to access those other VLAN and LAN from the TeamSite machine? Once you figure that out, then you should be able to connect to the other machines from your script on the TeamSite machine.

Adam Stoller

I'm trying to read file attributes from a windows 2003 server in a windows 2003 server.
I'm using Teamsite version 6.7. I'm using perl script for coding.

Code Snippet:
#################################################
my $filenamepath ="\\\\servername\\inetpub\\copy\\test1.txt";

open(IN, "<$filenamepath");
my @arrTemp = <IN>;
my $date = localtime( (stat IN)[9] );
print OUT "fileDATE-$date";
close IN;
#################################################

I'm reading remote file's last modification date attribute

Uhm - you might want to read perldoc -f stat - because you're using it incorrectly.

You don't need the

open

@arrTemp

, or the

lines.
I'm not sure if you can use a UNC path with stat though (never tried)