The script works fine in uploading the file. It quits on chmod with this error message.

Can you add  $ftp->debug(1); before you ask for username and such?

(Note: server specific information masked) 

Preparing to put c:/testftp.cgi into **** on ****...
c:/testftp.cgi uploaded successfully to **** at **** Unknown command S
+ITE CHMOD.
Press any key to exit

[download]

the file on Windows 

hello world
hello world
hello world

[download]

The file on remote machine (Solaris)

[sk]% cat testftp.cgi
hello world
hello world
hello world

[download]

Is your program stalling after  print "Preparing to put $element into $directory on $domain...\n"; or does it quit with some error message?

-SK

In reply to Re: Having a problem with Net::FTP, I think... by sk
in thread Having a problem with Net::FTP, I think... by Spidy

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