This doesn't have anything to do with Net::FTP I think. I've had a look at the I-Spy-Script, and the part you have to modify there would be: 
sub ParseURL
{
  my($url)= shift;
  my($protocol, $site, $login, $password);

  $url=~ /^(\w+):\/*([^\/]+)\/(.*)$/; # chunk the URL components
  $protocol= uc($1);        # preserve matches in real variables
  $site= $2;
  $path= $3;

  if ($site=~ /\@/)
  {                # check for the optional login field
    ($login, $site)= split("\@", $site);
    ($login, $password)=    # check for the optional password field
      split(":", $login);

    return($protocol, $site, $login, $password, $path);
  }
  else
  {                # no account information
    return($protocol, $site, "", "", $path);
  }
}

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Because there the URL gets splitted into different parts which is given to Net::FTP via CheckViaFTP.
Simply modifiy the split-part and use another char than / to split it. If you don't know how to do that, post a reply here . (I'm short of time at the moment...)

giant

In reply to Re: Net::FTP - syntax with username containing / by kodo
in thread Net::FTP - syntax with username containing / by Anonymous Monk

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