I have a text file on Windows (using \n as line delimiter), which I would like to copy to a Samba share on Unix, and the copy is supposed to also have \n as line delimiter. I thought this should be easy. Here is an excerpt from my code: 

use IO::File;
...
my $inp=new IO::File $inputfile,'r' or die("$!");
my $content=join "\n",<$csfile>;
undef $inp; # close file
my $outp=IO::File->new($outputfile,'w') or die("$!");
$outp->binmode;
print $outp $content;
$outp->close;

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I thought binmode would do the trick, but the resulting file has still \r\n as line delimiter. What am I doing wrong?

Additional Info: (Note: File::Copy is not an option here, because I want later have the possibility to modify something in the data before writing)

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Ronald Fischer <ynnor@mm.st>

In reply to Can't get rid of \r by rovf

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