I need to see if anyone has ever had a Bad File Descriptor problem when trying to ftp from a Perl script. If someone could help me with this code I would be greatful, I have tried everything except something that works. I get logged in to the ftp server and see the folder but when I try to put I get that error. Thanks in advanced. 
 #! c:\perl\bin\perl.exe -w

use Net::FTP;

# Login info
my $host='ernie';
my $user='bert';
my $password='orange';
#print $user;
# Change Dir After Login to this dir:
my $remote_directory='d:/inetpub/ftproot/carquest';
my $remote_file='pull.txt';
my $home_directory='c:/ftp';
my $file='ftpout.txt';
my $fname="$home_directory/$file";
#print "$fname\n";

$ftp=Net::FTP->new ($host,Timeout=>240);
$ftp->login($user, $password) or die
    "Couldn't login\n";
print "Your are logged in to $host.\n";
$ftp->ascii;
#$ftp->get ($remote_file, $home_directory) or die
   # "Can't get remotefiles: $!\n";
$ftp->put ($fname, $remote_directory) or die
    "OOPS! Can't send localfiles: $!\n";
print "All files have been transmitted to $host.\n";

$ftp->quit;
print "Everything is done.\n";

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