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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
def main(stdin, stdout, stderr, args, environ) : 
    def slave_addresses() : 
        'Get the addresses for slaves based on :envvar:`MOCK_SSH_ROOTS`' 
        for kv_pair in environ ['MOCK_SSH_ROOTS'].split (':') : 
            m = _SLAVE_ADDR_RE.match (kv_pair) 
            if m : 
                print (m.group ('slave'), file = stdout) 
return 0 
def receive_poor_mans_scp(host, args) : 
        'Mock SSH behavior for :py:func:`~mrjob.ssh.poor_mans_scp()`' 
        dest = _SCP_RE.match (args [0]).group ('filename') 
        try : 
            path = os.path.join (path_for_host (host, environ), dest) 
            with open (path, 'w') as f : 
                f.writelines (stdin) 
return 0 
except IOError : 
            print ('No such file or directory:', dest, file = stderr) 
            return 1 
def ls(host, args) : 
        'Mock SSH behavior for :py:func:`~mrjob.ssh._ssh_ls()`' 
        dest = args [1] 
        if (dest == '-L') : 
            dest = args [2] 
root = path_for_host (host, environ) 
        local_dest = rel_posix_to_abs_local (host, dest, environ) 
        prefix_length = len (path_for_host (host, environ)) 
        if (not os.path.exists (local_dest)) : 
            print ('No such file or directory:', local_dest, file = stderr) 
            return 1 
if (not os.path.isdir (local_dest)) : 
            print (dest, file = stdout) 
for (root, dirs, files) in os.walk (local_dest) : 
            components = root.split (os.sep) 
            new_root = posixpath.join (* components) 
            for filename in files : 
                print (('/' + posixpath.join (new_root, filename) [prefix_length :]), file = stdout) 
return 0 
def cat(host, args) : 
        'Mock SSH behavior for :py:func:`~mrjob.ssh._ssh_cat()`' 
        local_dest = rel_posix_to_abs_local (host, args [1], environ) 
        if (not os.path.exists (local_dest)) : 
            print ('No such file or directory:', local_dest, file = stderr) 
            return 1 
stdout_buffer = getattr (stdout, 'buffer', stdout) 
       ...

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: return run (host, args [arg_pos :], ls, stderr, environ, None)
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#Here is Python program to fix the buggy line: return run (host, args [arg_pos :], ls, stderr, environ, None)
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return run (host, args [arg_pos :], stdout, stderr, environ, None)