The put command reports that it completes properly, but the file does not exist on the ftp server.

>>> STOR grrr.txt
<<< 150 Ready to write file "grrr.txt".
<<< 226 Transfer complete.

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I can change directories and get files without issue. I've tried multiple versions of Net::ftpssl. The FTP I have to send to only supports ftps/TLS. =/ Any input would be greatly appreciated. 
use Net::FTPSSL;
$ftps = Net::FTPSSL -> new('yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy',
                Encryption => 'I',
                Debug => '2',
                DebugLogFile => 'ftps.log');
$ftps -> login("luser","pass");
$ftps -> cwd("/TEST/Test/");
$ftps -> put("TEST.TXT","grrr.txt");
$ftps -> quit;

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In reply to Net::ftpssl put command doesn't work? by Mikeal

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