Write a script in perl that performs a post processing action: The run time environment of the script has the following environment variables available when the script is fired • TYPE: This can either be 'session' or 'file'. It indicates if transfer event is a file or session event • FILE: The file being transferred • DIRECTION: This can be 'recv' or 'send'. Relative to the script, is the file being sent or received. • STARTSTOP: This can be 'start' or 'stop'. Specifies if we are at the start or end of a file or session transfer event. • STATE: Either 'success', 'failed', or 'started' You can assume that the script will be automatically executed on the following events (TYPE=session and STARTSTOP=start; TYPE=session and STARTSTOP=stop; TYPE=file and STARSTOP=start;TYPE=file and STARTSTOP=stop): Write a script that checks if the transfer session was successful, and if the direction of the transfer is sending, logs the event details and the current date to a text log file (location and name to your choosing).
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