How can I specify: transfer all files with NO extension as ASCII with auto-conversion ?
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Is there a content-inspection+decision option?
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- martin
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- pstein
So if I understand all corrently it depends on the extension of the file. If I up-/download a file
with one of the listed extensions then an auto-conversion took place.
But what if I upload a file with NO extension?
How can I specify: transfer all files with NO extension as ASCII with auto-conversion ?
Furthermore I miss (espcially for the no-extension files) a feature which peeks into the real content of the files.
If this is more likely a text file then the file should be transferred as ASCII otherwise as BIN.
Is there a content-inspection+decision option or
only simple extension-only decision-making ?
Peter
with one of the listed extensions then an auto-conversion took place.
But what if I upload a file with NO extension?
How can I specify: transfer all files with NO extension as ASCII with auto-conversion ?
Furthermore I miss (espcially for the no-extension files) a feature which peeks into the real content of the files.
If this is more likely a text file then the file should be transferred as ASCII otherwise as BIN.
Is there a content-inspection+decision option or
only simple extension-only decision-making ?
Peter
- martin
Re: How to auto-convert text file carriag returns WinXP-to-Linux
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- pstein
How to auto-convert text file carriag returns WinXP-to-Linux
I dragged a text file (shell script) created under WinXP from WinExplorer onto WinSCP and uploaded it to a Linux system.
Because Linux system treat Carriage Returns different
from the handling under Win systems a conversion is necessary.
How can I tell WinSCP to automatically convert
these eol bytes in the text file to the necessary Linux bytes when transferring?
Because Linux system treat Carriage Returns different
from the handling under Win systems a conversion is necessary.
How can I tell WinSCP to automatically convert
these eol bytes in the text file to the necessary Linux bytes when transferring?