Hmmm, This was the original test I did: 

[19:50:37.28] P:\test>perl -ple"INIT{binmode(*ARGV,':raw');$/=\64}" -e
+"$_=join $\,join' ',unpack'(A8)*',unpack'H*',$_" 2.log
313a2063 6f6d3a31 3a203e20 6c6f6766 696c653a 322e6c6f 670a0d0a 313a206
+3 6f6d3a31 3a203e20 6c6f6766 696c653a 322e6c6f 670a0d0a 313a2063 6f6d
+3a31
3a203e20 6c6f6766 696c653a 322e6c6f 670a0d0a 313a2063 6f6d3a31 3a203e2
+0 6c6f6766 696c653a 322e6c6f 670a0d0a 313a2063 6f6d3a31 3a203e20 6c6f
+6766
696c653a 322e6c6f 670a0d0a 313a2063 6f6d3a31 3a203e20 6c6f6766 696c653
+a 322e6c6f 670a0d0a 313a2063 6f6d3a31 3a203e20 6c6f6766 696c653a 322e
+6c6f
670a0d0a

[ 3:00:14.96] P:\test>

[download]

Which certainly does have (several) of the 0d0a sequences.

But looking more closely, it's actually '0a0d0a' which my eye's did not discern, I should have used a larger font.

I admit it. I saw what I wanted to see, and then faffed around with getting the formatting right.

Sorry.

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In reply to Re^3: binmode(STDIN) (testing) by BrowserUk
in thread binmode(STDIN) by PhilHibbs

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