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#!/D:/perl/bin/-w 
# a module making life easier 
use Net::FTP;
use strict;
use warnings;
require Net::FTP::A;
my $file = "ftptest.txt";
my $host = "somehost.com";
my $login = "me";
my $passwd = "pass";
my $ftp = Net::FTP->new("somehost.com", Debug => 1);
if ($ftp->login("me","pass")) {
    $ftp->cwd('OMS');
    #$ftp->pasv( $ftp );
    $ftp->I();
    $ftp->put( $file );
} else { 
    print " Sending file to FTP Server ... Failed!\n";
} 

print " Sending file to FTP Server ... "; 
if ($ftp->put($file)) { 
    print "Complete!\n"; 
} 
else 
{ 
    print "Failed!\n"; 
    $ftp->quit; 
} 

$ftp->quit;

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First, a few questions: Why is the first $ftp->put($file) there?

Why isn't your print in the first else clause a die?

Why 2 calls to $ftp->quit()?

Why the "require" of Net::FTP::A? You don't need that, at least, not for this snippet.

Apart from the questions, did you notice that your call to pasv is commeted out? That could cause you some problems, maybe even the exact problem you mention.
--
Mike

In reply to Re: NET::FTP Problem by RMGir
in thread NET::FTP Problem by doesntmatter

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