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Open a terminal window on your local machine. Some file transfer programs may optionally translate line-endings if they recognize that the file being transferred is a text file.Ģ.1 Unix/Linux/OSX: Copy a file from a remote machine to the local machine Print a small sample first, and on Windows try using Write or Wordpad to read or print a Unix/Linux file instead of the old Notepad. MacOS files may end up over-printed all on one line, due to the missing line feed characters! Line-end differences may result in “staircasing” text (missing carriage returns) if you send a Unix/Linux text file to a Windows printer from some programs (e.g. Notepad). Windows: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators Macintosh: ASCII text, with CR line terminators
The Unix/Linux command file can identify text files that have CR (Macintosh) or CRLF (DOS/Windows) line terminators: $ file macintosh unix windows $ od -c foo # dump the file in character form Here is a Linux example using the od file dumper command to make the newline character visible: $ echo hi >fooġ 1 3 foo # third character is a NEWLINE (NL or LF) A text file written on DOS or Windows contains both a CR character and a LF character at the end of every line.A text file written on early MacOS contains only a carriage-return ( CR) character at the end of each text line.A text file written on Unix/Linux contains only a linefeed ( LF) (sometimes called newline NL) character at the end of each text line.The line end character(s) in text files is not the same between Unix/Linux, Windows, and some versions of MacOS. Text files contain lines of text delimited (or terminated) by an end-of-line character (or characters). 4.4.1 Using Windows GUI via Windows Explorer.4.3.3 Example SCP and SFTP Windows Command Lines.4.3 The PuTTY suite of programs (PSCP, PSFTP).4.2.1 WinSCP Error due to: too large SFTP packet.3.1 FTP Binary Mode vs. Text Mode file transfer.3 Unix/Linux Insecure FTP – File Transfer Protocol (do not use).2.3 Unix/Linux/OSX: Using SFTP (includes Cygwin on Windows).2.2 Unix/Linux/OSX: Copy a file from the local machine to a remote machine.2.1 Unix/Linux/OSX: Copy a file from a remote machine to the local machine.2 Unix/Linux/OSX SCP and SFTP – Secure Copy Program, Secure FTP.1.2 Connecting from the Course Linux Server to other machines.1.1 Connecting from other machines to the Course Linux Server.
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