Hi, I am encountering this issue with my code and I pasted a portion of it and the result below. My problem is the $size_remote value for one particular file is not existing. 
 
for ($a = 0; $a <=$count-1; $a++) {
         @size_local = $telnet->cmd("ls -ltr $src_cold/$list_files[$a]
+ \|awk '{print \$5}'");
         chomp @size_local;
         $size_remote = $ftp->size($list_files[$a]);
         print "$list_files[$a] $size_remote $size_local[0] \n";
         if ($size_local[0] != $size_remote) {
            Log::it $log, "Difference in size of $list_files[$a] $size
+_remote in $host and $size_local[0] in $local.\n";
            Log::it $eventfile, $msgstrng . "Difference in size of $li
+st_files[$a] in $host and in $local.\n";

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Here is a portion of the log file. 
Net::FTP=GLOB(0x3c2780)<<< 226 Binary Transfer complete.

Difference in size of initACPRD01.ora  in ks214 and 3891 in 135.68.143
+.133. 
********************* 

ACPRD01temp01.dbf.Z 401847211 401847211

ACPRD01temp_users01.dbf.Z 346455489 346455489

ACPRD01temp_users02.dbf.Z 401791822 401791822

ACPRD01tools01.dbf.Z 29597 29597

ACPRD01users01.dbf.Z 343452208 343452208

initACPRD01.ora  3891  

lkACPRD01 24 24

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You will notice that there's only 1 file size for initACPRD01.ora. Do you have an idea why this is happening?

In reply to problem with the "size" method in FTP module by tish602

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