maybe someone find it useful:
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#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

my %conf;
$conf{proto}="https";#should be ok
$conf{user}="admin"; #edit here if needed
$conf{rm}="/bin/rm -rf";
$conf{mkdir}="/bin/mkdir";
$conf{curl}="/usr/bin/curl -k -s -o";
#ok I know -k is not very god but its quick and dirty
$conf{args}="-F Submit=download -u $conf{user}:";
$conf{base}="/home/afe/m0n0bak"; #change this
#put all your m0n0s in here!
$conf{conf}=
               {
                COSTUMER1=>{host01=>'192.168.0.1:password'},
               };
#in this example COSTUMER1 is the name of my costumer
#host01 is DNS name
#last the ip and the password seperated by a ':'
#Wondering why I use IP and DNS?
#somtimes it could happen that dns does not work...

#here is a more complex example
#$conf{conf}=
#              {
#               COSTUMER1=>{
#			    host01=>'192.168.0.1:password1'
#			    host02=>'192.168.0.2:password2'
#			    host03=>'192.168.0.3:password3'
#			    host04=>'192.168.0.4:password4'
#			    host05=>'192.168.0.5:password5'
#			   },
#		COSTUMER2=>{host01=>'192.168.0.1:password'},
#              };

system("$conf{rm} $conf{base}");
system("$conf{mkdir} $conf{base}");
chdir $conf{global}{base};
for(sort keys %{$conf{conf}}){
   my $costumer=$_;
   print " Doing backup for costumer:$costumer\n";
   system("/bin/mkdir $conf{base}/$costumer");
   chdir "$conf{base}/$costumer";
   for(sort keys %{$conf{conf}{$costumer}}){
     my $host=$_;
     my ($ip,$pw)=split /:/,$conf{conf}{$costumer}{$host};
     print "Donwloading config from host:$host\/ip:$ip\n";
     my $filename ="config-$host.xml";
     my $uri="$conf{proto}://$ip/diag_backup.php";
     system("$conf{curl} $filename $conf{args}:$pw $uri\n");
     print "Download of configfile $filename complete..\n";
   }
}
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TODO:
	-Errorhandling
         -Logfile
         -CA handling for curl


regards

Andreas

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