Re: Wierd error for COPY command

need dos2unix do you?

here is a script

#!/bin/sh
tr -d '\015' < $0 > $1

chmod +x dos2unix

usage : dos2unix dosfile unixfile


http://www.pgexplorer.com

> Tom,
> 
> > Yes, you're right.  Apparently I have /r/n newlines, plus a ZL string
> > in the last field indicating Null.  I know that there's a command
> > line
> > utility to convert DOS newlines into UNIX newlines; could anyone give
> > me a name?
> 
> Answered my own question.  The utility "dos2unix" (which is a script
> file on top of "recode") is included in most Linux distributions.  It
> works as follows:
> either:
> dos2unix filename
> or:
> dos2unix filename newfilename
> ... depending on your distro.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> -Josh Berkus
> 
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