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Article #4126Re: Bit flipping with FTP/Kinetics?
From: maas
Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1987 00:57
Date: Wed, 03 Jun 1987 00:57
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Dave, You might want to transfer it in image mode. In ascii mode, Stanford FTP does the Newline conversion. From a mac to a remote host, it will replace CR(Macintosh Newline char) into CRLF sequence (Telnet newline sequence). The reason you only see a LF instead of CRLF is because the FTP server in UNIX side convert CRLF into LF (UNIX Newline char) Andy
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