Hi Monks,

I faced an scenario previously in my perl script,but I am not having the code now.Script will run in the vendor side and create a report file and ftp the report file to a server(which is residing inside my network).I used FTP module inside the script for ftp purpose

The script was converted to exe file using pp module and it was running fine in the Firewall Based vendor site.But the same Exe file is not working in the Non-Firewall based vendor site.It given the error message as "File Transfer failed".

Could anyone suggest me why the ftp module inside script's working is different in firewall based and nonfirewall based networks?
Thanks
madtoperl.

In reply to Ftp Not working in Firewall Networks by madtoperl

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