On Wed, 03 Apr 2002 20:44:39 -0400, Clarence Verge wrote:

> On Wed, 03 Apr 2002 19:23:14 -0400, Clarence Verge wrote:

>> Ok, here's your first feedback entry: <G>
>> I screwed up my OWN A1.66 install by trying to test a .bat I had uploaded
>> that was designed for A1.71. (I don't know what's wrong) :((((

> F!@$^! linux/ftp/something decided I didn't have enough CRs in my .BAT !

> It changed all the CRLF (0dH0aH) sequences to CRCRLF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> That was a wonderful waste of 4 hours - the problem was invisible.

Did you use Bput to upload it ?
And then Bget to download it?

To be sure that all uploads are done "exactly as-is".... use "Bput"
(or switch to binary mode (with bin<enter>), before doing an Mput)

And then be sure to do all downloads with Bget.

See the diff....

 Volume in drive E is MCCORKLE_03
 Directory of  E:\!BGET

.            <DIR>     4-03-02  9:13p
..           <DIR>     4-03-02  9:13p
ARACHNE  BAT     1807  4-03-02  9:08p
        3 File(s) 210255872 bytes free

 Volume in drive E is MCCORKLE_03
 Directory of  E:\!GET

.            <DIR>     4-03-02  9:13p
..           <DIR>     4-03-02  9:13p
ARACHNE  BAT     1867  4-03-02  9:14p
        3 File(s) 210255872 bytes free

The 60 line file got 60 CRs added to it by doing an "ASCII get"
instead of a "Binary get".

I'll now do an "ASCII put" and then a "Binary get"

 Volume in drive E is MCCORKLE_03
 Directory of  E:\!PUTBGET

.            <DIR>     4-03-02  9:23p
..           <DIR>     4-03-02  9:23p
ARACHNE  BAT     1748  4-03-02  9:37p
        3 File(s) 210239488 bytes free

The 60 CRs were "stripped-out" when I did the "ASCII put".

So, the other method is to do "ASCII put/ASCII get"

But.... this only works if you know for sure that ASCII put was used.

AFAIK,
BPUT/BGET works every time.
(with the possible exception of CGI scripts)

FWIW,
All files in /oldbuild and /changes/glennmcc
were uploaded while in Binary mode.

So.... D/L them in Binary mode to be sure that no CRs get added.

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