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Never "give up". Try this for your put Re: Net:FTP Not overwrite files. It uses Net::FTP::File.

Update: I've been working on this example for a while now. The put cmd isn't allowed, so I used get. Added Filter::cpp

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::FTP;
use Filter::cpp;

use constant HOST => 'ftp.perl.org';
use constant DIR  => '/pub/CPAN';
use constant REMOTE_FILE => 'README';

my $ftp = Net::FTP->new(HOST, Debug => 1, Passive => 1) or die "Couldn
+'t connect: $@\n";
$ftp->login('anonymous');
$ftp->cwd(DIR);
$ftp->ascii();
$ftp->pwd();

#define DEBUG

my $x = 'log_level';

my $log_level;
#ifdef DEBUG
    $log_level = 1;
#else
    $log_level = 3;
#endif

($log_level <= 3) and print "$log_level <= 3: \$x is \"$x\"\n";

$ftp->get(REMOTE_FILE) unless $log_level == 3;
print "Done\n" unless $log_level == 3;

$ftp->quit;
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In reply to Re: Net::FTP put failing silently? by Khen1950fx
in thread Net::FTP put failing silently? by welchavw

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