Apologies for being so late in commenting...
Don.Lewis@tsc.tdk.com said:
> If you're fetching a text file, the only sane thing to do is to do an
> ASCII mode tranfer which always changes the line termination to CR/
> LF. Your browser should then see the MIME type text/plain or whatever
> and translate the CR/LF into the native line termination for your
> platform.
I disagree, but acknowledge that this is contentious.
Does Squid FTPGET honor the ;A and ;I modifiers specified in
RFC 1738?
If so, that would make it possible to force "I" mode in the case
that is creating trouble for us here in a reasonably clean fashion.
(I regard the "try to guess it" language in 1738 as a particularly
offensive example of standardizing things that work part of the time....
but have no better solution at the moment...)
Harald T. Alvestrand
Received on Fri Oct 10 1997 - 03:37:23 MDT
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