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     1 Testcases for the following:

     3 - VMS (MultiNet, UCX, and CMU) LIST format (including multi-line format)

     4 - IBM VM/CMS, VM/ESA LIST format (two known variants)

     5 - Windows NT's default "DOS-dirstyle"

     6 - OS/2 basic server format LIST format

     7 - SuperTCP FTP Server

     8 - NetManage Chameleon (NEWT)

     9 - EPLF (Easily Parsable List Format)

    10 - '/bin/dls' (two known variants, plus multi-line) LIST format

    11 - '/bin/ls -l' and all variants (even if they are not SYST UNIX)

    12   including

    13    - Hellsoft FTP for NetWare (non-unix perm-bits)

    14    - Hethmon Brothers FTP for OS/2 (all '-' perm bits)

    15    - NetPresenz (SYST is "MACOS")

    16    - "NETWARE" (Hellsoft-style perms, no linkcount, no UID/GID)

    17    - OpenBSD FTPD (numeric UID/GID)

    18    - Open Group's FTP servers (no GID)

    19    - Novonyx [Netscape/Novell] (fields not in columns)

    20    - wuFTPd and other BSD-based ftpd that exec "ls -l"

    21    - Windows NT server (internal "ls -l" compatible)

    22    - Netmanage ProFTPD for Win32 (internal "ls -l" compatible)

    23    - SurgeFTPd for Win32 (internal "ls -l" compatible)

    24    - WarFTPd for Win32 (internal "ls -l" compatible)

    25    - WebStarFTP for MacOS (internal "ls -l" compatible)

    26    - MurkWorks FTP for NetWare (internal "ls -l" compatible)

    27    - NcFTPd for Unix (internal "ls -l" compatible).

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