Hi Monks!

I have a fileupload form submitting a file to this Perl script that I need to FTP once I have the file.
I am getting and error, "No such file or directory".
I am not passing the value correct from the fileupload into the FTP properly, I think.
Any suggestion on how to get this right?
The code sample:
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict ;
use warnings ;

use CGI ;
use Net::FTP;

my $cgi = CGI->new();

my $file = $cgi->param( 'upload' ) || '';

do_ftp($file);

sub do_ftp {
    
 my $filename = @_;
 return unless $filename ;

 $cgi->upload( 'upload' );
 my $tmp = $cgi->tmpFileName( $filename ) ;
 rename( $tmp, $filename ) ;
 chmod 0664, $filename ;

 my $host = 'xxx';
 my $user = 'user';
 my $pass  = 'pass';
 my $ftpdir = '/';
 
 my $ftp = Net::FTP->new($host, Debug => 0)
    or die "Could not connect to '$host': $@";
 $ftp->login($user, $pass) 
    or die sprintf "Could not login: %s", $ftp->message;
 $ftp->cwd($ftp_dir) 
    or die sprintf "Could not login: %s", $ftp->message;
 
 # FTP file.
 $ftp->put($filename) or die "Cannot put file ", $ftp->message;
 
 $ftp->quit;

}

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Thanks for Helping!

In reply to Error ftping file with Net::FTP by Anonymous Monk

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