Where in Mac OS X does one find the file mappings which indicate
whether FTP should upload a specific file type as ascii or binary?
I remember that this was available in the control panels of OS9, but
can't seem to find it in OS X. I have RCDefault installed, but it
doesn't seem to show mapping.
On 2009-11-08 at 10:41 AM, summitsc...@gmail.com (Scout) wrote:
>Where in Mac OS X does one find the file mappings which indicate
>whether FTP should upload a specific file type as ascii or binary?
>
>I remember that this was available in the control panels of OS9, but
>can't seem to find it in
Using Interarchy which seems to work well, but mostly want to know so
I can reference which file types are ascii and which are binary. I
couldn't find anything definitive anywhere like the list of mime types
to extensions.
On Nov 8, 11:05 am, Bruce Van Allen wrote:
> On 2009-11-08 at 10:41 AM, s
On Nov 8, 10:41 am, Scout wrote:
> Where in Mac OS X does one find the file mappings which indicate
> whether FTP should upload a specific file type as ascii or binary?
>
> I remember that this was available in the control panels of OS9, but
> can't seem to find it in OS X. I have RCDefault inst
On Nov 8, 10:41 am, Scout wrote:
> Where in Mac OS X does one find the file mappings which indicate
> whether FTP should upload a specific file type as ascii or binary?
>
> I remember that this was available in the control panels of OS9, but
> can't seem to find it in OS X. I have RCDefault in
At 08:19 -0800 11/9/09, Bee wrote:
>Since ascii transfers convert line endings and
>line endings are not important to html and
>most modern text editors and word processors do not care...
>
>I transfer everything binary because
>I do not want ftp or anything else messing with my files.
AMEN.
ftp
