net-ftp-common

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Last Update: 2013-02-27

Net::FTP::Common is a Perl module that makes common Net::FTP usage
a one-line, no-argument affair. It handles the
common pre-phase of login, cd, and file type setting.
It provides detailed and simple directory listings.
It provides filtering and conn

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