Hello Monks,

I am having a remote server using telnet I connected that one and having some files in one directory,I want to get the stat of that files present in that directory by using stat command executing in remote server uisng telnet.But it is giving an error message.If i execute the same command in my local machine manually it is working fine.Please let me know where i am doing wrong?
Let me show my code here,
@logfiles = $telobj->cmd("find . -mtime 0 -print");
foreach $logfile (@logfiles) {
@contents = $telnet->cmd("($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid,$rdev,$siz
+e, $atime,$mtime,$ctime,$blksize,$blocks) = stat($logfile)");
        print"content=> @contents \n";
    }

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But I am getting the following error,
content=> )
 ksh: syntax error: `=' unexpected

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Let me know monks how i have to solve this issue,I need the mtime of that remote file in @content.
Thanks.

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