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uuencode different in ksh and bash on solaris 8
We're trying to port code from bash to ksh and we run in the following error:
export IFS="" tempzip=`unzip -p file.zip file | uuencode -` echo $tempzip | uudecode - The system is a solaris 8 server. The end result is an error in ksh: Invalid character (0x...) In bash it works. The end results have different byte counts depending on the shell in which the code is executed. locale's are the same, both "C" |
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