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file transfer from windows to unix using ftp
Hi all,
I have a file in windows, example a.txt **** aaa bbb ccc <empty line> when i transfer this file to unix using ftp, and viewed the file # vi a.txt aaa bbb ccc # I dont get the empty line which i specified in that file in windows. Please help me, which in unix environment, empty line feed is not supporting. Regards NG |
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Try to transfer the file in ascii mode
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I tried using ASCII mode. But even though I'm not able to get that blank line
If we give two blank lines at the end of the file in windows, then we can able to get one blank line in unix. It is like For 2 Blank lines in windows , we get 1 blank line in unix For 3 Blank lines in windows , we get 2 blank line in unix For 4 Blank lines in windows , we get 3 blank line in unix........ Last edited by Nandagopal; 05-27-2009 at 07:22 AM.. |
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Did you transfer the file in ASCII or binary mode? Are you sure the final empty line is missing? You can check this by opening the file in vi and entering
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:set list |
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Again, how do you check this? Some UNIX editors (including vi/vim) automatically append a newline to the last line, so this might be the reason why it's not showing. Example:
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$ printf "Test" > test_noeol.txt $ printf "Test\n" > test_eol.txt $ printf "Test\n\n" > test_dbleol.txt $ file test_*.txt test_noeol.txt: ASCII text, with no line terminators test_eol.txt: ASCII text test_dbleol.txt: ASCII text $ cat test_noeol.txt Test$ cat test_eol.txt Test $ cat test_dbleol.txt Test $ |
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