[PHP] dropping the resource fork

[James Brennan]

It's a new day and I'm still trying to figure my flat-text database update problem out. I am uploading from mac to unix . Does a .txt file have a resource fork? Is the resource fork from the mac file automatically scraped by unix, or do I have to do that? Would it be efficient to strip the resource fork with PHP? Has anyone written anything to deal with this? If not, any resources to help me figure out how to do it would be appreciated.

Thanks,
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I'm using a HTML form to submit flat text files to a MySQL database. When I upload the text file by FTP the script that loads it's contents into the database works as expected. When I upload using the HTML form it seems to ignore the new line in the text file. As a result it only creates one row in the table with some overflow in the last cell. Does anyone know how to deal with this?


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