Greetings,
I doubt that this is a bug in Net::FTP, though stranger things have happened. I would suggest taking a look at this neat little script from CPAN.

Here is its description: 

With this script you can check if a text file is of
a specific type and convert it to a different type.
Special feature is the ability of fixing files that were
broken by wrong ftp upload and download mode (ascii/bin).
Supported file types are dos, mac, unix and broken.
It also runs under DOS.

[download]

This may get you started in the right direction and is obviously not a permanent solution.

Hope this helps, cheers, and happy hacking - L~R

In reply to Re: Serious Problem with Net::FTP and TSO End of Line "Missing"?! by Limbic~Region
in thread Serious Problem with Net::FTP and TSO End of Line "Missing"?! by Anonymous Monk

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