FTP bridge and unwanted DOS carriage returns

Per Allansson per at appgate.com
Thu Dec 1 13:50:32 MET 2005


Hi all,

I have made a couple of fixes/enhancements for
the FTP-to-SFTP bridge that you might want to
try out:

     o FTPOverSFTP: handle ASCII transfers properly.
     o FTPOverSFTP: ignore options to LIST/NLST.
     o FTPOverSFTP: added support for SITE CHMOD.

It also contains the fixes from Dino:

     o Fixed bug where progress bar went nuts when transferring > 2GB.
     o Fixed terminal lock-up.

The updated MindTerm can be found here:

   http://www.appgate.com/downloads/per/mindterm301.jar

Please try it out & let me know if you still experience problems.

Rgds, Per


Dallman Ross wrote:
> Hi, I am using the MindTerm app expressly for the
> FTP-to-SFTP bridge, in order to use the site admin
> feature of Dreamweaver MX (ver. 6.1), which doesn't
> have native SFTP support.  My hosting site doesn't
> permit regular FTP.
> 
> Everything is working well, with one mildly bothersome
> exception: when I use Dreamweaver's internal FTP 
> through the bridge, text files (e.g., HTML pages)
> are put with unwanted carriage returns (Ctrl-M's)
> at the end of each line.  The web host is a Unix
> server (FreeBSD).
> 
> Well, this is certainly bothersome.  It doesn't
> make serving the pages stop working, but it's just
> not what should be happening.  Moreover, I have
> some textfile scripts served on some of my sites,
> and these are expected to be downloaded for use on
> other Unix servers, and the Ctrl-M's will be
> a definite problem in those files.
> 
> I've looked all through the menus and don't see
> a solution.  For the record, when I use regular FTP
> (to another site, albeit also Unix) from Dreamweaver,
> the unwanted carriage returns are not there.  So
> it is definitely the bridge that is causing their
> appearance.
> 
> Thank you,
> Dallman Ross


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