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I cannot (at least I don't know how) to upload text-file as a binary one. As result, the text files come to server corrupted. Indeed I was forced to reject from FileZilla for this type of uploading and use another tool. The FZ has to resolve this task. | I cannot (at least I don't know how) to upload text-file as a binary one. As result, the text files come to server corrupted. Indeed I was forced to reject from FileZilla for this type of uploading and use another tool. The FZ has to resolve this task. | ||
| − | + | == Data Type recognition == | |
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| + | It is time to abandon the File Extension as a data type identifier. I would propose that the program examine the data file prior to transmission to see what kind of file it is and what set up is needed to send the file correctly to the destination. | ||
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| + | In these cases the file should be converted to a standard format (Text) and transmitted to the destination as a valid Text file. on the destination. | ||
| + | *<nowiki>*NIX text file</nowiki> | ||
| + | *Windows/DOS text file | ||
| + | *Apple text file | ||
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| + | IN these cases, the file should be sent in binary form. | ||
| + | *Images, compressed files and other binary data streams. | ||
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| + | I deal with a lot of data files on a regular basis. I need to be able to make sure the file arrives as a valid data file on the destination. | ||
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| + | Under present conditions, I have a program that I pre-process files with to make sure they are the correct data format. | ||
| + | --[[User:Randyrls|Randy Smith aka Randyrls]] 12:57, 16 March 2010 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 11 February 2012
I cannot (at least I don't know how) to upload text-file as a binary one. As result, the text files come to server corrupted. Indeed I was forced to reject from FileZilla for this type of uploading and use another tool. The FZ has to resolve this task.
Data Type recognition
It is time to abandon the File Extension as a data type identifier. I would propose that the program examine the data file prior to transmission to see what kind of file it is and what set up is needed to send the file correctly to the destination.
In these cases the file should be converted to a standard format (Text) and transmitted to the destination as a valid Text file. on the destination.
- *NIX text file
- Windows/DOS text file
- Apple text file
IN these cases, the file should be sent in binary form.
- Images, compressed files and other binary data streams.
I deal with a lot of data files on a regular basis. I need to be able to make sure the file arrives as a valid data file on the destination.
Under present conditions, I have a program that I pre-process files with to make sure they are the correct data format.
--Randy Smith aka Randyrls 12:57, 16 March 2010 (UTC)
