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I'm guessing on Windows it added 0A after every 0D? I guess you could find all instances of 0D 0A, and then for each position, program the FTP client to downlo
by netsharc 6y ago
I'm guessing on Windows it added 0A after every 0D?
I guess you could find all instances of 0D 0A, and then for each position, program the FTP client to download 2 bytes at byte $POS, and fix the file that way... Obviously you'll need to reduce 1 byte from all the next positions if there wasn't an 0A in the remote version.
Easier said than done, of course. I doubt I'd be able to do this at the age where RedHat 3 was around. And on Windows on top of that!