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Upload contains garbage in code #2612

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cyberduck opened this issue Sep 26, 2008 · 2 comments
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Upload contains garbage in code #2612

cyberduck opened this issue Sep 26, 2008 · 2 comments
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f5c22dd created the issue

I upload a PHP page which already exists on the server. It asks if I want to replace it so I click OK. I then test the newly uploaded page by accessing it from the Web browser and it gives a PHP error. After looking at the page (downloading it from the server to my desktop), I noticed it had some PHP code thrown in the middle of the page (which actually belongs at the bottom of the page), thus throwing a PHP syntax error. The code was correct on my local machine before I uploaded it. But after it was uploaded something got mixed up along the way.

To fix, I have to first delete the file from the server and then upload it again. It seems to be fine after doing that.

This doesn't always happen, but I have had it happen on at least 2 occasions. (It may be after the server failed to login the first time to the SSH account, but I haven't been able to confirm that).
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f5c22dd commented

I have not confirmed this, but it may be due to the fact that some of the files have Windows line feed/breaks, while others Unix or Mac.

It's really be doing it a lot lately, and very very annoying. The only work-around is to delete the file from the server first.

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@dkocher commented

Maybe the line ending conversion is the culprit. Then make sure to Binary as the transfer mode in the FTP Preferences.

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