I tried this and didn't encounter the same problem - output: 
...
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)>>> CDUP
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)<<< 250 CDUP command successful.
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)>>> CWD Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)<<< 250 CWD command successful.
Calling rget in /Browse_For_Drivers/Servers, Storage & Networking/Powe
+rEdge/PowerEdge R610/Network/HTML
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)>>> PASV
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)<<< 227 Entering Passive Mode (143,1
+66,147,12,243,69)
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)>>> LIST
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)<<< 150 Opening BINARY mode data con
+nection.
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)<<< 226 Transfer complete.
-rwxrwxrwx   1 owner    group         7582757 Sep  6  2012 2009-04-02 
+- Intel_LAN_11.0_Manual_A00.zip
-rwxrwxrwx   1 owner    group         7659340 Oct 28  2009 2009-09-28 
+- Intel_LAN_11.5_Manual_A01.zip
Net::FTP::Recursive=GLOB(0x8af2a0)>>> PWD
...

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What perplexes me is this line in your output: 
Making dir: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7

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Why is it trying to make a directory? Can you post your own relevant code?

In reply to Re: Net::FTP::Recursive problems, prematurely closing connection by tangent
in thread Net::FTP::Recursive problems, prematurely closing connection by bowei_99

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