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in reply to Net::FTP put failing silently?
Right, you shouldn't give up. I would give Wireshark (formerly Ethereal), snoop, tcpdump and the like a chance to see what is conveyed over the wire. Especially to see what is in the 226 bytes returned from the /bin/ls command. Good luck. |
Re^2: Net::FTP put failing silently?
by broomduster (Priest) on Aug 06, 2008 at 23:45 UTC
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Just to be clear.... There is no indication that 226 bytes are returned from the /bin/ls command. 226 is the server code for "Transfer Complete" (with no other indication of how many bytes were actually transferred). | [reply]
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Oops. Have overseen that. Thanks. Nevertheless, having a look on wire will clarify if the problem is below or above the transport layer and on which side it can be solved best.
Another random idea: The FTP commands are part of a print statement. I don't expect that this is a problem, but maybe ... it is worth to save the $ftp->dir() result in a variable and print it in a separate statement... just to exclude the (unlikely) possibility of some messed up I/O streams... ?
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