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Posted to user@ant.apache.org by "Weinmann, Alexander" <Al...@mummert.polizei.niedersachsen.de> on 2001/10/23 18:28:22 UTC
Problem with the Copy-Task when used for non text files
Hello ANT-Users,
Under windows 2000 I experienced several times that the
copy task did not work as expected. License files and other
"proprietary" formats seemed to have changed [when read
from other applications] after being copied.
Doing the Copy manually on the operating system level solved the problem
and made me think their might be a problem with the Copy-Task ..
Any hints from the experts?
P.S.: "Filtering" is off!
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Alexander Weinmann
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Re: Problem with the Copy-Task when used for non text files
Posted by Conor MacNeill <co...@cortexebusiness.com.au>.
Weinmann, Alexander wrote:
> Hello ANT-Users,
> Under windows 2000 I experienced several times that the
> copy task did not work as expected. License files and other
> "proprietary" formats seemed to have changed [when read
> from other applications] after being copied.
> Doing the Copy manually on the operating system level solved the problem
> and made me think their might be a problem with the Copy-Task ..
>
> Any hints from the experts?
>
> P.S.: "Filtering" is off!
That is what the last guy said - just kidding:-) The next time you
encounter this, would you be able to investigate the nature of the
differences, perhaps even resorting to a binary level diff.? Also if you
could give us the <copy> snippet. Finally there may be other
"line-oriented" processes being run over the files. This could be other
Ant tasks such as <fixcrlf> being applied to more files that it should
or something like that.
Any info would help to track down any issues.
Thanks
Conor