
December 4th, 2002, 02:49 PM
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It's most likely due to the fact that UNIX/Linux uses "\n" to terminate a line, whilst Windows uses "\r\n" to terminate a line. If it just sees "\n" it can't deal with it, so it sometimes prints the box you're seeing. The solution is to copy the files directly from one server to the other (using scp), or possibly transferring the file using a Windows box but enabling the "binary" option in file transfer mode (not sure if this will stop Windows arbitrating over the file contents, but it might).
Hope this helps.
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