Tom,
> I'll bet your file contains \r\n newlines not \n. The weird look
> of the error comes from copy echoing the \r as part of the "data
> item" it's unhappy about. Try examining the log entry using od -c
> if you want to see exactly what's there.
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?
-Josh Berkus
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