I have been using Net::FTP::Recursive. They are now changing our server to SFTP only. In the current program that I use to pull the directory listing, I'm using the rdir attribute. It pulls a listing like

/########/ST_(en)/_20150109 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150206 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150306 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150407 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150507 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150610 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150708 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150810 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150910 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20151012 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20151111 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20151211 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160111 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160210 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160309 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160411 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160509 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160610 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160711 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160810 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20160912 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20161010 d
/########/ST_(en)/_20150109/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150206/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150306/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150407/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150507/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150610/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150708/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150810/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20150910/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20151012/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20151111/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20151211/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160111/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160210/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160309/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160411/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160509/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160610/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160711/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160810/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20160912/Database.zip f
/########/ST_(en)/_20161010/Database.zip f

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I need to find a way to do the same thing using SFTP. Any suggestions. In this case the formatting of the file listing is relatively important to not needing to make major changes elsewhere. The remote server is a Windows server with the directory structure in Unix mode.

In reply to FTP->SFTP directory listing by gouldopfl

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