[Gate-users] Transfering Files to Shared Folder

[Dávid Völgyes]

It will be the new line delimiter: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline

and maybe the charset:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encoding

Try a hex editor to check it.
On Jul 10, 2014 12:14 AM, <LARS.EWELL at hamptonu.edu> wrote:

>  To Whom it May Concern,
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>   I have been transferring files from our linux cluster to my local
> desktop, on which I’m running a copy of vGATE.
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>   Per the instructions in the Oracle Virtual Box manual, I  mount the
> Windows folder onto a directory in the virtual machine running Ubutnu
> linux, and I can transfer the files.
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>   The problem arises when I look over the files in Ubutnu.  Sometimes the
> files, which are GATE ‘.mac’ text files, appear in red text when looking at
> them in Ubutnu linux.  The system does not recognize them and if I do an
> ‘ls –l’, I get a series of question marks where the read-write information
> would normally be.  I thought it was due to the file extension (mac), but
> that turned out not to be the case.
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>   It seems random and I have a hard time getting Ubutnu linux to recognize
> the .mac files I have been transferring from my Windows machine to the
> virtual machine running Ubutnu via a sharred folder.
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>   Any suggestions?  I have played with ascii and binary transfer with my
> copy of WinSCP I’m using to transfer the files from our linux cluster to my
> Windows machine.
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>   Thanks in advance.
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>   Regards,
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>   Lars Ewell
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