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use strict;
use warnings;

use Net::FTP;

my $ftp = Net::FTP->new($server, Timeout=>1800, Passive=>1, Debug=>3) 
+or 
                 die "[Error] UNABLE TO CREATE FTP OBJECT: [$@]";

if ($ftp->login($user, $pswd)) {

  $ftp->cwd("files");
  $ftp->binary();
  if (! $ftp->put("build.zip")) {

     my $ftp_message           = $ftp->message;
     chomp($ftp_message);
     print "[Error] UNABLE TO PUT FILE - [$ftp_message]\n";

   }

} else {

   my $ftp_message           = $ftp->message;
   chomp($ftp_message);
   die "[Error] UNABLE TO LOGIN TO FTP [$server] USING LOGIN ACCOUNT: 
+[$user]-[$ftp_message]\n";

}

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In reply to Re: Perl Net::FTP put() gives little help on errors by tokpela
in thread Perl Net::FTP put() gives little help on errors by amitsk

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