Thanks for your "express answers"


Here is the experiments result
i cat a file in unix ,
cat > sample
this is line 1
this is line 2
this is line 3
now i dump the files as given below
$od -t x1 sample
0000000 074 068 069 073 020 069 073 020 06c 069 06e 065 020 031 00a 074
0000020 068 069 073 020 069 073 020 06c 069 06e 065 020 032 00a 074 068
0000040 069 073 020 069 073 020 06c 069 06e 065 020 033 00a 0000055
as one can see the line terminator is ASCII 10 ( Line feed )

Now comming to Net::FTP , a small text file with just 2 line is uploaded to unix from windows. then a dump is taken, the same is shown below

0000000 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f *
0000100 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 02f 00d 00a 02f 02f 020 020
0000120 028 043 029 020 04d 065 072 065 070 06c 061 063 065 020 061 06c
0000140 06c 020 074 068 065 061 073 065 020 077 069 074 068 020 063 072
0000160 075 079 074 069 06e 067 020 06d 06d 06d 06d 06d 06e 00d 00a
0000177

The 00d & 00a is nothing but Carriage Return & Line feed This is the actual problem. Any clues

In reply to Re^2: Ascii upload ruins the file by Monk_Novice
in thread Ascii upload ruins the file by Monk_Novice

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