Oh, sorry. Sure, the code is below. I had to change the actual details (of course), but the format is the same. I'm using single quotes already, though. So it shouldn't read the "@" as a special character, right?

 my $un = 'username@domain.com;
  my $pw = 'password';
  print "- FTPing report... ";
  my $ftp; 
  my $status = 1;
  
  my ($connectattempts, $putattempts, $cwdattempts, $loginattempts) = 
+(0,0,0,0);

  STARTFTP:
  $ftp = Net::FTP->new("host.com", Debug => 0, Passive => 0) or $statu
+s = 0;
  if (!$status) {
    if ($connectattempts < 3) { 
      $connectattempts++; 
      print "Session failed, retrying in 60 seconds\n"; 
      $status = 1; 
      sleep 60; 
      goto STARTFTP; 
    }
    else { goto FAILED; }
  }
  $status = $ftp->login($un,$pw);
  if (!$status) {
    if ($loginattempts < 3) { 
      $loginattempts++; 
      print "Login failed, retrying in 60 seconds\n"; 
      $status = 1; 
      sleep 60; 
      goto STARTFTP; 
    }
    else { goto FAILED; } 
  }
  $ftp->binary();
  $status = $ftp->put($outputfile,$outputfile);
  if (!$status) {
    if ($putattempts < 3) { 
      $putattempts++; 
      print "PUT command failed, retrying in 60 seconds\n"; 
      $status = 1; 
      sleep 60; 
      goto STARTFTP; 
    }
    else { goto FAILED; }
  }

  $ftp->quit; 
  print "$file successfully uploaded.\n";
  unlink $file;
  return 1; 

FAILED: 
  print "$file was not transferred to host.com! Please upload manually
+!\n\n";
  return 0; 
}
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Thanks for looking at this.