Why not just call message() ?
my $ftp = NET::FTP->new($host);
my $welcome = $ftp->message();
$ftp->close();
Floyd R.
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Subject: Re: Net::FTP - Is there a way to get the login message?
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| >
| > The server that I am ftp'ing to provides a message enclosed by
"230"
| > (which I'm assuming is part of the FPT standard) that I would like
to
| > capture and parse. Does anybody know if this is possible?
| >
| > Here's an example of what I get when I ftp from the MSDOS window:
| >
| > ftp> open 192.168.14.100
| > Connected to 192.168.14.100.
| > 220 FTP server ready.
| > User (192.168.14.100:(none)):
| > 331 User allowed.
| > Password:
| > 230-Welcome!
| > File uploading is DISABLED.
| > The current list mode is UNIX.
| > 230
| > ftp> quit
| >
| > I need to parse this text to know what state the server is in. Any
ideas
| > how I can get access to the text? $ftp->login only provides me
with the
| > success/failure status.
|
| Not easy to get at, but try (assuming $ftp is your object):
|
| @{${*$ftp}{'net_cmd_resp'}}
|
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