> Hi, Hi [...] > > Now I wanted to upload a text file (zipped on Windows) via ftp and then > unzip and commit it directly on the server (using telnet). why?
> > The problem is that it has changed the cariage return. > Any Windows client updating this file gets now only "/n" cariage retruns, > insted of "/r/n". > > Could someone propose a solution to update a file with crlf on a linux > server without changing the crlf for the windows clients ? don't use crlf on linux > > I also found this in the cvs help. [Does it mean that I should have used a > text file with only "/n" cariage return to make my commit on linux ?]: yes you should. There are a number of different options you can try: - send the file (unzipped) though ftp ASCII mode - use the dos2unix command after unzipping - don't use ftp, let cvs handle the file transfer - use the dos2unix command directly on the repository file (I didn't say that) > > Thanks, > Didier HTH, Arno _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
