Dear Monks,

Iam try to copy few files from my linux machine to another linux machine using Net::FTP 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::FTP;
$ftpobj = Net::FTP -> new ("station1")or die "Cannot connect to statio
+n1:";
print "Sending files to station1\n";
$ftpobj -> login("stat1","stat1pass") or die "login failed ", $ftpobj-
+>message;
$ftpobj -> cwd ("/usr/local/bin") or die "cwd failed ", $ftpobj->messa
+ge;
$ftpobj -> put ("/home/raj/myc/fm/backup/inside.pl") or die "put faile
+d ", $ftpobj->message;

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when iam try to ftp the files to other folder, iam able to copy, but I can't copy to stat1's "/usr/local/bin" folder. It prompts put failed inside.pl: Permission denied. I know the superuser password, but don't know how to pass or change to superuser mode after getting connected. Please help me how to ftp to those folders which can be accessed only by the superuser.

In reply to FTP script by texuser74

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