All the others have answered to your problem so here is my 2c: hy don't you use a versioning software like "cvs" on your linux server ? there must be a dos client doing the CR/LF conversion on the fly when you get the source code from the server, and cvs will keep all your changes in a 'database' so you can get an old version of your software, you can name versions ... maybe an interesting tool to put an eye on ... hope this helps pascal > -----Original Message----- > From: Mani Murugesan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 9:16 PM > To: linux-india > Subject: [LI] Carraige return, Line feed combin > > > > Hello, > > Is there any quick way to move entire directory-trees > (along with their > files) between dos and linux? I tried sz, rz etc but I could > not copy the > directories. I tried to do this using SAMBA from within > Windoze. However > then the files are not stripped of their '\r' (Carraige > returns) before the > '\n' (Line feed). I am presently developing C programs which > are portable > across linux and dos. Finally I wrote a trivial C program to do the > conversion. Is there any automatic way to do this since I > have to move the > directory between both the platforms often? > > Mani. M > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > For more information on Linux in India visit > http://www.linux-india.org/ > The Linux India mailing list does > not accept postings in HTML format. > -------------------------------------------------------------------- For more information on Linux in India visit http://www.linux-india.org/ The Linux India mailing list does not accept postings in HTML format.
