Hello Monks, I am trying get the list of the remote ftp server dir. Problem is I dont know how to use "ls -l" or "ls -lR" command so that I can see the detail dir info. The code below works for "ls" only and if i use "ls -l" then i get syntax error. please help. Thanks 
use Net::FTP::Common;
$FTP_connect = { Host => "some.ftpserver.com", 
                           User => "someuser",
                           Pass => "somepassword",
                           RemoteDir => "/home/somedir/dest"
                           } ;   

           $ftp = Net::FTP::Common->new($FTP_connect);
           my @dircontents = $ftp->ls ;
           foreach(@dircontents)    
                {
                print"$_\n";
                }

           $ftp->quit;

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