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Hi
I just noticed that the log files are being recognized as binary in the file system due to ^@ being printed on the second line, eg:
^@
This makes it more difficult to search with eg grep in the files because it does not output the found pattern, only that is found in the binary file:
grep
Is there a specific reason why this ^@ is being printed? If i cat an output file, it does not show btw:
cat
Kind regards
Charles-Alexandre
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Hi
I just noticed that the log files are being recognized as binary in the file system due to
^@
being printed on the second line, eg:This makes it more difficult to search with eg
grep
in the files because it does not output the found pattern, only that is found in the binary file:Is there a specific reason why this
^@
is being printed? If icat
an output file, it does not show btw:Kind regards
Charles-Alexandre
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: