On Thu March 31 2005 13:09, Dave Crocker wrote:
Thanks, but I'm still not understanding.
CRLF is the correct Internet method of indicating newline. As I understand
HTTP, that convention applies to it, as well as the other 'telnet-based'
Internet protocols.
So what is the problem you believe exists?
Perhaps ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc-editor/instructions2authors.txt
section 3.1, subsection labeled "(2)", 2 paragraphs under heading
"Note:" (top of page 17) may help.
If you have a document with CRLF line endings on a UNIX or Linux
system, it is likely to be transmitted over the wire with CRCRLF and
stored (inappropriately) on other UNIX/Linux systems with CRLF endings.