Hi.
I'm trying to fetch data from an OS/400 system. Binary mode is not a good option, because then I'll get an encoding I don't know (I assume it's EBDIC or something like that).
So I try to fetch the data in ASCII mode with encoding ISO-8859-1. That work's really good (all special characters like german umlauts etc. are fine), but the line breaks are converted a little bit too aggressive. The original file should contain CR as well as LF, where LF means end of of record and CR is a linebreak within an record (description field). But what I get as result is any kind of linebreak, both CR and LF, are converted to CRLF. That makes it impossible to differentiate between the two different kind of linebreaks.
Is there any way to make edtFTP less agressive with respect to line breaks (i.e. convert none or only the LF one)?
Stefan.
