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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users FTP behaving erraneous way Post 302342113 by methyl on Friday 7th of August 2009 11:51:49 AM
Old 08-07-2009
Can you run the same command on each server to see whether the underlying characters are the same or whether FTP has changed them.

Pick example lines from the output from this sed command (which is designed to show non-printing characters in an unabmiguous manner).

Code:
sed -n l filename

 

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FTP_GET_OPTION(3)							 1							 FTP_GET_OPTION(3)

ftp_get_option - Retrieves various runtime behaviours of the current FTP stream

SYNOPSIS
mixed ftp_get_option (resource $ftp_stream, int $option) DESCRIPTION
This function returns the value for the requested $option from the specified FTP connection. PARAMETERS
o $ftp_stream - The link identifier of the FTP connection. o $option - Currently, the following options are supported: Supported runtime FTP options +----------------+---------------------------------------------------+ | | | |FTP_TIMEOUT_SEC | | | | | | | Returns the current timeout used for network | | | related operations. | | | | | | | | FTP_AUTOSEEK | | | | | | | Returns TRUE if this option is on, FALSE other- | | | wise. | | | | +----------------+---------------------------------------------------+ RETURN VALUES
Returns the value on success or FALSE if the given $option is not supported. In the latter case, a warning message is also thrown. EXAMPLES
Example #1 ftp_get_option(3) example <?php // Get the timeout of the given FTP stream $timeout = ftp_get_option($conn_id, FTP_TIMEOUT_SEC); ?> SEE ALSO
ftp_set_option(3). PHP Documentation Group FTP_GET_OPTION(3)
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