Well, I know I've had to reinstall libnet on pretty much every
binary distribution of perl that I've installed (including the
default slack install). So you might try that. If worse comes
to worse and you really can't get this working, I'm going to
suggest a non-perlish solution (I know - blasphemy!) If you
drop to a command prompt and type in ftp /? on an NT or 2000
box you will receive the list of switches. One of these
switches is to read commands from a "script" (basically just
a text file with the proper commands in order). I have made
use of this with a batch file and the "at" command to do
regularily scheduled ftp's.
But really, try and reinstall the libnet module, there will
be a prompt during that process for ftp, and I'll be you can
get it working through that.
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