On Mon, 7 Aug 2000, Mike Castle wrote:
> If I am placing a text file on a Unix server, then I should place that file
> on the server in Unix format. That is, LF only. If I do this via ftp,
> ...
> In short, I make sure that a text file is on a server in the servers native
> format.
>
> Anything else is broken, and I should not expect any client application to
> fix my stupidity.
Where is it required that text files on a server match the server's
native format?
Doug
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