File names displayed with random cases.
Larry Hoover
larry at hoovercs.com
Fri Sep 16 06:56:03 PDT 2011
On 09/16/11 9:49 AM, Kenneth Brody wrote:
> On 9/16/2011 8:40 AM, Larry Hoover wrote:
> [...]
>> Ken- Your insight into 8.3 format at least gives me a workaround to
>> solve my
>> problem:
>> all my html files will be named <name>.html vs >name>.htm and they
>> will stay
>> case sensitive since the .html has 4 digits.
>> all my .css files will have at least nine characters in the name.
>> Now filezilla will transfer them correctly to the servers.
>
> Of course, that leaves the question as to why it matters, since you're
> copying to a Windows box which is case-insensitive.
>
No, I am using a Windows box as the intermediary. I have the left side
connected to my SCO box on the local network, where I keep my original
copies, drive U: and the right side connected to my remote VPS Linux
box. When I edit the SCO side with Notepad++ I then transfer it to the
Linux side with Filezilla. I would edit directly from the remote box
if I could but Notepad++ won't let me connect remotely so I have to do
the clunky transfer. Since the Windows box is the actual platform for
Notepad++ and Filezilla, it sees everything as DOS.
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