I have a question that is probably stupid. I'm trying to create a ftp URI object with an absolute path. I would like to be able to use Net::FTP to connect to a host, and then use the $uri->path() (or similar) to determine if the file is located off of the root directory or a subdirectory of the users home.
$uri->path() returns a string that always begins with '/'. I've found that I can embed the escaped slash '/' with the string '%2F' but I don't think that it a very elegant solution. Also $uri->path() doesn't parse it. It just sees it as the literal string. Well, if anyone has any idea's I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks. Joshua Colson
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