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Network Working Group                                   Robert T. BradenRequest for Comments: 571                                       UCLA/CCNNIC #18974                                             November 15, 1973TENEX FTP PROBLEM   Tenex users of FTP should beware of a problem in the current Tenex   implementation which is likely to cause incorrect results when   transferring files to a non-Tenex site.  Some Tenex programs create   an ASCII US (Unit Separator) character as an end-of-line indicator,   instead of CR LF.  The current Tenex FTP user implementation passes   these US characters over the Network instead of translating them to   CR LF as required by FTP protocol.  If the recipient is not a Tenex,   he will not do anything special with these US characters and the line   spacing will be lost. In the case of sending to CCN, we will treat it   as a very long logical record and fold it into successive 360   records.   A circumvention is to pass the Tenex file through some Tenex program   that does the necessary conversion before sending it over the   Network.  We know that TECO will remove US's; there are probably   other means.  Loading and saving the file with TECO will replace all   US's with CR LF sequences.         [ This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry ]         [ into the online RFC archives by Katsunori Tanaka 4/99 ]Braden                                                          [Page 1]