in reply to File Open Error = 13?

You can work out what that error number means easily: 

C:\test>perl -le"$!=13; print $!"
Permission denied

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Which strongly suggests that the userid you're using doesn't have permission to access the required file.

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Re^2: File Open Error = 13?
by molson (Acolyte) on Oct 28, 2009 at 21:12 UTC
    Thanks!! That is strange as I use that userID/pass in FileZilla without any issues. I'll need to dig deeper.
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      It's a *local* permission issue. You don't have permission to overwrite file C:\temp\ftp
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        How can I not have permission on my local machine (It's a windows machine if that matters)? Am I missing something with the local file syntax? I wanted it to put the file from the remote location in folder ftp which is a subfolder of temp with the same file name.
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