Hi everyone, As you will read below I've got a strange problem happening with some files after being rsync'd from one machine (FC3) to another (RH9). Someone in the RedHat mailing list suggested that maybe the difference was in the configuration files for PHP. I didn't find anything in php.ini about it and a search on Google didn't turn up anything so I'm bringing it to you fine people here. Below is my original email to the Redhat list. Thanks, Chris. ==== Hello, I've got a strange problem. When I use rsync to transfer text files from my linux machine at home (FC3) to my friend's server (RH9 I believe) the files are all double spaced. The weird thing about though is that when I md5sum the files, they have matching hashes. In other words, file-a.php on my server has the same hash as file-a.php on his server. Here some more strange things. I only see the double spacing when I open the files through HTML-Kit on Windows. If I open the transferred files via pico on his machine they look normal. [Added for PHP list] But if I open the files via HTML-Kit from my own server they look normal. None of these files are ever saved to the Windows machine (a temporary file is created while editing though). Another weird bit is that even though the files have the same hash, they are still not exactly the same. The reason I know this is because when I send a redirect header through PHP you cannot have any output to the client before the header (assuming buffering is off). But on files that have been rsync'd and have a header redirect, they always fail because of the extra line at the very end of the file. If I remove all the extra lines while in HTML-Kit and resave the file via FTP (directly built into HTML-Kit) directly to his server the files start working again like normal! I think something is happening during the rsync. Anyone know how I can fix it, or know what's REALLY going on?? Thanks, Chris. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
