Ignoring feedback on ftp-ing..

[Devilion]

Hi, I've edited myself a little script that upload a file to another server of mine using ncftp (another linux ftp client, because I don't have access to the normal ftp)..

My problem is that, when the script is executed, I always get this error:
(22:52:59) (dless) [22:54] Tcl error [affv_dcctrig]: /home/albert/dless/index.html:
(22:52:59) (dless) .../dless/index.html: ETA: 0:00 15.44/ 15.44 kB 56.25 MB/s
(22:52:59) (dless) .../dless/index.html: ETA: 0:00 15.44/ 15.44 kB 531.45 kB/s

Whilst that is not an error, it is the response to the uploading commands of ncftp, so, it works, and it uploads the file, but the script breaks off right then and there, because of the error.

How do I tell the bot to ignore this text, and not see it as an error?

This is the code:

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proc affv_dcctrig {handle ipx arg} {
  global affvpath affvconfig affvchan
  global affv_localdir affv_useftp affv_url
  putlog "affv: Please wait..."
  exec $affvpath -co $affvconfig
  foreach affvc [string tolower $affvchan] {
    set affv_filename "$affvnew.html"
    set affv_newurl "$affv_url/$affv_filename"
    if {$affv_useftp == 1} {
	  set affv_localfile "$affv_localdir/$affv_filename"
      affv_sendftp $affv_localfile
      puthelp "PRIVMSG #channel : $affv_url"
	  return 0
    }
  puthelp "PRIVMSG #channel : $affv_url"
  }
}

which triggers:

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proc affv_sendftp { localfile } {
 global pingcheck  
 global affv_url
  set pipe [open "|ncftp -u username -p password ftp.omgno.com" w]
  #puts $pipe "binary" -- not needed
  puts $pipe "put -f $localfile"
  #puts $pipe "quit" -- not needed
  close $pipe
  puthelp "PRIVMSG #channel : $affv_url"
  return 0
}

[rosc2112]

enclose it in a catch function:
http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/catch.htm
Evaluate script and trap exceptional returns
eg:

catch {set pipe [open "|ncftp -u username -p password ftp.omgno.com" w]
puts $pipe "put -f $localfile"
close $pipe
puthelp "PRIVMSG #channel : $affv_url"} error
return 0

Something like that.

[Devilion]

Thank you!

I've been searching for a function like that, but I just couldn't find it.... but it works!

Thanks a lot