> I would guess that the 74280th byte in the file is 0x1A, the ASCII
> end-of-file character.
0x1A is not the ASCII end-of-file character. As far as I know, ASCII
does not provide one of these characters, but perhaps the closest in
meaning might be 0x04 (EOT). 0x1A is ASCII SUB character. DOS uses
SUB as the end-of-file character. It would be a pretty sad ftp server
that failed to handle it's own EOF properly. Still, if you are using
DOS it's already pretty sad! :-)
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