Hello,

I tried a search but didn't find this particular question answered.  I know you can restrict the download of shared files to a single ip for a limited amount of time.  My question is if I were to make repeated calls to this function for the same file and use different IP's and overlapping time limit restrictions, would they all be honored?  Or would each successive call of GetOptimalUrls for the file replace the previous one?

I just tried it myself and answered my own question.  Each call is given a distinct Download Token  for the ip/time limit restrictions so each successive call generates it's own Download Token that has the attributes you give it.

Also I'm using the Perl sample code from here and it was missing GetOptimalUrls from REST::IMFS.pm so I added it.

sub GetOptimalUrls {
    ###########Parameters for the Method call###################
    my ($sessionToken,$filePath,$expiration,$consumerIP,$ipRestricted,$expected)=@_;
    ###########Variables handling XML parsing###################
    my ($twig,$root);
    ###########Variables handling to Get Upload Node##############
    my ($url,$req,$res,$result);

    $url='https://services.nirvanix.com/ws/IMFS/GetOptimalUrls.ashx';

    $req=LWP::UserAgent->new();

    $res=$req->post($url,[sessionToken=>$sessionToken,
        filePath=>$filePath,
        expiration=>$expiration,
        consumerIP=>$consumerIP,
        ipRestricted=>$ipRestricted]);

    if ($res->is_success) {
        print $res->content;
        $twig=XML::Twig->new();
        $twig->parse($res->content);
        $root=$twig->root;

        if($root->first_child_text('ResponseCode')==$expected){
           print "GetOptimalUrls passed";
           $result=1;
        }
        else{
            print "GetOptimalUrls Failed";
        }
     }
     print $res->content;
     return $result;
}
###############  End Of GetOptimalUrls ##########################

 Thanks for the Perl update, let us know if you have any more questions.

Regards,
     Barry R.