I am using a perl script to Connect to an FTP Server in my network from where i ahve to downlaod the files. But the Login Module is throwing an error as below "Invalid sequence of commands (AUTH SSL/TLS required prior to authentication)" Below is the Code Snippet 

use Net::FTP;

$strFTPServer            = <<sever>>;
$strFTPUserName            = <<username>>;
$strFTPPassword            = <<Password>>;

newFTPConn();

sub newFTPConn()
{
    $ftp = Net::FTP->new("$strFTPServer", Passive => 0, Debug => 0) ||
+ retryModule("Could not connect to FTP Server $strFTPServer: $!");

    $logger->info("Successfully connected to FTP Server $strFTPServer"
+);
    
    $ftp->login("$strFTPUserName","$strFTPPassword") || errorModule("U
+serName or Password incorrect for user $strFTPUserName: ".$ftp->messa
+ge,1);
    $logger->info("Successfully logged into $strFTPServer");

}

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In reply to AUTH SSL/TLS required prior to authentication by sreegouthamreddy

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