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06-04-2007
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file size in bytes is different in ftp and local pc
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how can it be that say i have text (xls) file that is 661 bytes when i upload it to Solaris ftp its becomes 650 byes and when i downloading it back its again 661 bytes both in my local pc and Solaris ftp the file remains not corrupted and valid 
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06-04-2007
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in microsoft - the line terminator in \r\n (carriage return line feed) Bet your file as 11 lines it it. The difference is the extra character that is added in the conversion from unix to dos type ascii files. Transfer in binary if you want the same file size. But may not be usable in some dos applications.
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