thanks for your reply.

what I'm trying to do is to accomplish 5 steps and if any of them fail, fail the whole thing. in addition, when one of those five steps fails, log it...which should work because according to the Net::FTP documentation you can do the following:
    $ftp->binary or die "$ftp->message\n";
I'm trying to change that to:
    $ftp->binary or $log->logwarn("text", $ftp->message);

Here's the pseudo-code for what I want my end result to be: 
    if
      (login OR log error)                   AND
      (switch to binary mode OR log error)   AND
      (change current diretory OR log error) AND
      (get/put file OR log error)            AND
      (quit OR log error)
        return success
    else
        return failure

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thanks,
ryanc

In reply to Re^2: Net::FTP not catching errors, my fault? by ryanc
in thread [solved] Net::FTP not catching errors, my fault? by ryanc

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