When I put a linux-based executable file onto my ftp site(not CLI), and
I download it to another computer it no longer works.
The same file across the network works, after I set the permissions to
allow as an executable.
Does anybody know what sort of wise-ass magic the Filezilla programme,
or Ubun
Looks like either the format is incompatible (vastly differing
versions of glibc?) or the file was transferred in ascii mode when it
should have been transferred in binary mode. Take a look at your
settings on the FTP programs.
On 7 August 2010 17:28, Simon O'Riordan wrote:
> When I put a linux-b
On Sat, 07 Aug 2010 17:39:05 +0100, Dan Dart
wrote:
Looks like either the format is incompatible (vastly differing
versions of glibc?) or the file was transferred in ascii mode when it
should have been transferred in binary mode. Take a look at your
settings on the FTP programs.
I would sta
> I would start with the Binary mode problem. This is only a problem if you
> are looking at compiled code, not bash scripts etc.
I think any binary data type not openable with a text editor would
have the same problem.
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I'll take a look at that; however, mono-cli based exe files are
unaffected.
On Sat, 2010-08-07 at 17:42 +0100, Dan Dart wrote:
> > I would start with the Binary mode problem. This is only a problem if you
> > are looking at compiled code, not bash scripts etc.
>
> I think any binary data type not
I've got it sorted now.
By default Filezilla comes set in 'auto' mode where the file extension
decides whether it is transferred as ASCII or Binary.
The trouble was that while the mono.exe CLI files do have an exe
extension, so are transferred as binary, ordinary C++-based executables
have no exten
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