If you are talking about the packet sequence numbers being off, this is most likely a hardware or tcp/ip stack problem, unrelated to any application.

I have seen this quite a bit while supporting routers at my last gig at an e-commerce company. A handful of customers would have packet sequence numbers jump, and we would miss a block of data that was the window size of the last good packet.

If you believe Net::Ftp may have something to do with it, try using the Windows FTP client do do the comm. You could even call it from Perl with something like:

`ftp -s scriptfile.txt`;

[download]

scriptfile.txt would contain the open command, the username, password, and everything you would type to the ftp client if you were running it interactively. One command per line, just like a batch file.

But, were I a gambling man, I'd bet money it ends up being hardware.

In reply to Re: NET::FTP trouble with SEQ? by delirium
in thread NET::FTP trouble with SEQ? by choeppner

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