Hi monks!

I have a domain where users have Ftp access to some websites. I wont code something to try their account Ftp. I have admin permission. I have tried to melt NetAdmin with Net:Ftp...
I know that netAdmin never show pwd but IT GET IT ?
The code die at login
Why I have no result from Ftp failing ?
$utente='Auser';

Win32::NetAdmin::UserGetAttributes("", $utente, $password, $passwordAg
+e, $privilege, $homeDir, $comment, $flags, $scriptPath) or die "UserG
+etAttributes() failed: $^E";

$ftp = Net::FTP->new("www.aiming.it", Debug => 0);
    $ftp->login("$utente","$password")||die $!;
    $ftp->cwd("aiming");
    
    while ($ftp->dir()){print}
  #OR ?
    @lista=$ftp->dir();
    print "@lista\n";
    $ftp->quit;

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many thanks 4 help me in my goal(view my home node)
cheers from sunny Roma!

lor*

In reply to Win32::netAdmin pwd question by Discipulus

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