I've got an ant script that appends using the <echo> task to a file and then
ftp's the file to the server for use in validating a build after the fact.
The machine doing the build and validation is a Linux machine, and the server
we stage the build on (where it does the validation) is a LInux machine also.
The problem lies in that the validation routine (a separate custom task that
calls a cgi script on the server) dies on the ^M that is put in the file by
the echo task. I'm using ${line.separator} to add the line endings, but it
always seems to be a CRLF instead of the LF I expected.
I expected to see echo use the LF only, since it's a Linux machine and the
default line separator is a LF...
If I run dos2unix on the file(s), everything works fine...
Any ideas?
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David A. Bartmess
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eDingo Enterprises
http://edingo.net
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