On Wednesday 09 July 2003 15:16, Ivo Tijhaar wrote in an attempt to be
witty and informative:
> does nobody have a normal answer!
You GOT normal answers.
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If I had to use unix2dos and dos2unix every time I popped back and forth
between Linux and Windows, I hate to say it, but Linux would be unusable.
The Vim solution is a good, automatic one (:set ff=unix), but also most
Windows editors can be set to only use CR (or is it LF?) so it becomes a
non-i
There is a simple program called dos2unix that will convert the
file from dos format to unix format getting rid of the ^M, there
is also a program called unix2dos that will convert the other way
so you get line returns in windows when you open a file created
with unix. I don't know why you didn't
it is not a windows issue files created by php or some other linux program
gives the sam problem
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On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 05:15:34PM +0200, Ivo Tijhaar wrote:
> I installed red hat 9.0 on three different systems multiple times. But every
> time i have the following problem. When i make a text file with e.g php or a
> text file with windows and then upload it with netbios(samba) or with ftp
> (p
Try to use dos2unix myfile.txt.
Windows use only \n as newline character, but Unix use \n\r. Or the other way
around. Don't remember clearly now.
But I am surprised to hear that you never have this problem with any other
version of Linux. You should have the same problem with windows text file
I installed red hat 9.0 on three different systems multiple times. But every
time i have the following problem. When i make a text file with e.g php or a
text file with windows and then upload it with netbios(samba) or with ftp
(proftp or wuftp) or by webupload and then open with mc all my lines ar
