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== Unable to transfer Unix text file to Windows with correct line end == | == Unable to transfer Unix text file to Windows with correct line end == | ||
− | I have followed the directions given for setting the Data Type to either Auto, ASCII, or Binary. However, regardless of the setting I use, when downloading a text file from a Linux server to a Windows client, the ASCII conversion is not done. The files all come over with just the (LF) Line Feed character, | + | I have followed the directions given for setting the Data Type to either Auto, ASCII, or Binary. However, regardless of the setting I use, when downloading a text file from a Linux server to a Windows client, the ASCII conversion is not done. The files all come over with just the (LF) Line Feed character, and not the (CR) Carriage Return, which Windows uses. |
I can transfer a text file from the Windows client to the Linux server and it correctly removes the CR when in ASCII data type, but it does not add it back to the file when downloading. | I can transfer a text file from the Windows client to the Linux server and it correctly removes the CR when in ASCII data type, but it does not add it back to the file when downloading. |