FTP bridge and unwanted DOS carriage returns

[Dallman Ross]

Nate <natrik at gmail.com> wrote:

[Quoting Nate to Dallman:]
> > > I would also look at the response from your ftp bridge when
> > > you give it the SYST command. ...Because sometimes automatic
> > > ASCII mode is turned off if a compatible system type is
> > > detected.  Generally there is a way to change this behavior.
> >

[Dallman had responded:]
> > Well, how do I test it?  

> If you're in a Command line ftp program (like windows console ftp) you
> can log in to your webserver (with or without the SFTP bridge) and
> give it the command "quote syst" ... You should get a reply indicating
> the system type.  If the SYST command returns something like UNIX with
> the bridge, then my theory is not correct.

I see.  Thank you.  Well, it seems like it's back to the
drawing board, then! :-)  Here is with the bridge enabled:

 C:\Documents and Settings\Dallman Ross>ftp 127.0.0.1
 Connected to 127.0.0.1.
 220 MindTerm, FTP To SFTP Bridge
 User (127.0.0.1:(none)):
 230 User  logged in.
 ftp> quote syst
 215 UNIX Type: L8
 ftp>

I'm about to try the 3.0 beta 2, fwiw.  But I'm also
leaving for a vacation to Japan in two days, so
I may not respond to suggestions for a couple
of weeks.  I'll look forward to any that people
have, however!

Dallman