Hi Isaac.

First of all, if that's your real username/password CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD.

Second, the problem is most likely that the path your sending is wrong. I suggest doing the ftp manually, cd'ing into the directory you want and then doing pwd to find out what the real path is. Almost certainly it's not /n2212811/public_html/scripts (which would be hanging right off the the root), but probably something like /mnt/u2212/n2212811/public_html/scripts.

Also, you want to use $! in your die statements. $@ is for checking eval's. (my bad, see Fastolfe's comment below)

Good luck.

In reply to Re: I Need to Use Net::FTP but its not working? by eg
in thread I Need to Use Net::FTP but its not working? by Anonymous Monk

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