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− | Server system: Some Linux distribution (LF line endings) | + | Server system: Some Linux distribution (LF line endings) |
If you upload a text file with 200 lines and a total size of 5768 bytes, it will have a size of 5568 bytes on the server. | If you upload a text file with 200 lines and a total size of 5768 bytes, it will have a size of 5568 bytes on the server. | ||
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In yet another example, a Windows (CR+LF) text file was uploaded to a Unix-based FTP server in binary. If that file is downloaded in ASCII, the FTP server translates LF to CR+LF so the CR+LF line endings will be converted to CR+CR+LF. FileZilla on Windows does expect the file to already use CR+LF line encoding (per FTP specification), so no more translation is done. Depending on the text editor used, lines might be separated by an additional empty line now. | In yet another example, a Windows (CR+LF) text file was uploaded to a Unix-based FTP server in binary. If that file is downloaded in ASCII, the FTP server translates LF to CR+LF so the CR+LF line endings will be converted to CR+CR+LF. FileZilla on Windows does expect the file to already use CR+LF line encoding (per FTP specification), so no more translation is done. Depending on the text editor used, lines might be separated by an additional empty line now. | ||
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