Hi there,

You say that this code 

$ftp->get("Report_$date.csv") or die "Cannot retreive file: $!\n", $ft
+p->message;

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gives this error message: 

Cannot retreive file: Bad file descriptor

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As you see, $ftp->message is actually empty, which may indicate that the issue is not with the FTP server, but with something locally. Please post how you create the $ftp object and what FTP commands you issue prior to issuing the get FTP command.

To see what commands Net::FTP sends to the ftp server, you can pass Debug => 1 to Net::FTP->new(). Also consier calling $ftp->get() with 2 arguments, specifying full path to where the file should be stored locally as the second argument. There might be some issues with permissions.

Good luck.

In reply to Re: Net::Ftp Issue by kirillm
in thread Net::Ftp Issue by joepepsi18

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