I get 550 Permission denied error in the $ftp->put command in the code below. The directory to which I am placing my file has permissions 777, and there is no file with the same name, that would prevent writing. I would greatly appreciate any ideas or suggestion on what may be wrong.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
require Net::FTP;

my $ftp= Net::FTP->new("client-onboard1", Debug => 1) or die "Cannot c
+onnect to client-onboard1\n";
$ftp->login("mylogin",'mypass') or die "Cannot login to client-onboard
+1\n";
$ftp->cwd("/tmp/fcp/")  or die "Cannot change working directory ", $ft
+p->message;
$ftp->get("test_rem") or die ("Could not upload\n"); #this line works
$ftp->put("/mypath/test_fl") or die ("Could not upload\n"); #this fail
+s with the permissions denied error.

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