FileZilla 3.3.2.1 - ASCII transfer on SFTP doesn't work

[Matteo]

Trying to transfer a text file from Windows to an Unix machine with FileZilla it happen that on Unix machine into the text file at the end of the transfer there is a "^{M" at the end of every line. Trying to transfer the same file with other clients (i.e. CuteFTP or CoreFTP) it works. Also forcing "ASCII tranfer" there is the same bug}

[Tim Kosse]

The version of SFTP most commonly used simply does not have different data types. Everything is always transferred in binary.

[Matteo]

OK, with this BUG we will not use anymore FileZilla, we will use another free FTP client that works, instead of the bugged FileZilla.

[Tim Kosse]

How can it possibly be a bug if the protocol itself does not support it?

It's like saying "My car is broken, it cannot fly to the moon."

[Matteo]

You can try other softwares, for example CuteFTP or CoreFTP Lite, and try to transfer over SFTP a text file to an unix machine. Do a "vi" of the transferred file and the file will be clean without ^{M, instead of FileZilla, where you can see a} M at the end of every line. It is clear that CuteFTP or CoreFTP does something that FileZilla doesn't do...