what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby Fariborz » 04.10.2013, 10:10

hi
I'm new user,would you please tell me what means :
"Please don't forget a trailing <CR><LF>" in "faq-enu.txt" ?
I did exactlly whatever wrote in "faq-enu.txt" in part of :
Q: Can I download/install additional patches? except "Please don't forget a trailing <CR><LF>" because I don't know what dose mean it? and this make my update process failed.
sincerely yours
Fariborz
Last edited by aker on 04.10.2013, 11:20, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby aker » 04.10.2013, 11:21

It means, that there has to be an empty line at the end. It has to be a Windows line end (CR LF), not a Linux one (just LF).
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby Fariborz » 04.10.2013, 22:23

Thanks aker for answering me, but please write me an example the links below. I want to add these links to "...\static\custom" directory into a file with named :"StaticDownloadLinks-o2k10-x86-glb.txt".
Code: Select all
http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/5/6/856E43F7-7C1D-409C-AF89-0927843CEB23/access2010-kb2553446-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
http://download.microsoft.com/download/E/D/1/ED19514B-0B69-4566-994B-15F04C19F020/filterpack2010-kb2810071-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/9/8/5988960C-2D6E-4EF2-8DCB-27742608F0CC/oart2010-kb2553157-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/3/3/9338F535-8BD5-4E1E-8930-8A775C8D39D7/gfx2010-kb2589298-fullfile-x86-glb.exe

thanks again
Fariborz
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby aker » 05.10.2013, 14:11

Sorry I can't upload text-files, so I created a screenshot of the file opened in the windows editor.
It should look like this:
StaticDownloadLinks-o2k10-glb.png
(12.1 KiB) Not downloaded yet
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby Fariborz » 05.10.2013, 15:25

Thanks aker,but what's difference between the file that you made with the one that I made,it's seems to be same.
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby aker » 05.10.2013, 16:37

There is an empty line at the end.
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby boco » 05.10.2013, 18:11

At the end of the last entry, you have to press <RETURN>, the cursor has to be on the next empty line.

Technically, a Windows linebreak consists of two invisible chars: 0x0D and 0x0A. 0x0D is called Carriage Return (CR) and 0x0A is the Line Feed (LF).
The only problem is that Linux and MacOS do use different linebreaks: Linux and modern MacOSX use 0x0A only. Ancient MacOS used 0x0D only. WSUSOU needs Windows linebreaks (CR+LF).
Microsoft update catalog: http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/
Windows Install media download: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15088/windows-create-installation-media
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Re: what means :trailing <CR><LF> ?

Postby Fariborz » 05.10.2013, 19:20

Thanks a lot aker for answering me and that you were patient with me and my questions and thanks a lot boco for your answer.
wish you luck
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