Hi,

I notice this is your first post (as a registered user).
If you have not done so I would suggest reading PerlMonks FAQ and How do I post a question effectively?.

It sounds like you want to connect to another host via telnet, then ftp from there to another server.

Net::Telnet would be the module to look at for connecting via telnet. However, considering that you will be sending data as plain text when using telnet (and that you are sending ftp username and password) I would suggest looking at Net::SSH.

Once you have connected to the target server (hopefully by SSH) you can issue commands to ftp on the remote server.

Should you need help installing moduled read the tutorial pertinent to your OS.

Hope this helps.

Martin

In reply to Re: FTP in TELNET by marto
in thread FTP in TELNET by Spydaw

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