HI, I am trying to upload an image from one server to another. The code I am using looks like this => 

my $ftp_1 = Net::FTP->new("server.one.com", Debug => 1, Passive => 1, 
+Timeout => 500) or die "connect failed: $!";        



    my $ftp2 = Net::FTP->new("server.two.com", Debug => 1, Passive => 
+1);        
        


    $ftp1->login("name",'password') or die "login failed: $!";


    $ftp2->login("name",'password') or die "login failed: $!";


        my $gen_server = "server.one.com";
    


        $ftp1->pwd() or die "pwd failed: $!";
        

        unless (-e $uploaded){die "shit $!";}
    

        $ftp1->binary() or die "type failed: $!";
        


    my $port1 = $ftp2->pasv();



    my $server_port1 = $ftp2->port($port1);


        
        my $size1 = $ftp2->size($path);


    $ftp2->pasv_xfer($path, $gen_server, $short_name);
        

    $ftp1->stor($short_name);    
        
         
        $ftp1->quit or die "quit failed: $!";

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The error message I get from debug is => Can't locate object method "port" via package "server.one.com" at /usr/lib/per l5/site_perl/5.005/Net/FTP.pm line 1057.

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