edit: it was a syntax error - the IP is not supposed to be in this line. so nothing to do with encoding.
Startup error: Error in "108.174.194.111 mta10.domain.com": invalid character (' ', 0x20) in domain
Im getting this error when trying to start a program (PowerMTA). I've edited the config file under windows and I guess its some encoding error? I tried using dos2unix but still getting the same error. This 0x20 is the code for space. (The space in the string in the error message is supposed to be there) I edited the file under linux too but still the same. Any ideas? tyia
-b
switch in vi/vim e.g.env LANG=C vi -b <filename>
. In general Windows tends to do some interesting things with following typesetting conventions (even in a primitive text editor like WordPad) which are correct for print but not so much for editing configuration files...