I am testing a communication setup.  We have a 3000 here in the states
which has a file I want to send to a hp 3000 in India.  The one here is
connected to the network and has the ability to mail a file.  The system
in India will have a LAN connection but not a connection to the
Internet.
My plan was to e-mail the file, as an attachment, to a support person in
India and the have them save the attachment and ftp from their PC to the
3000.
It seems though that the script to mail first does a tobyte and then an
uuencode before mailing.  When the file gets to the PC there are no <cr>
bytes only <lf> bytes.  And so the file gets messed up when the ftp goes
to the hp 3000.  As I see I need one of the following solutions.

1. be able to ftp to a server with modem connection.
Really costly.
2. before uuencode make the file have <cr> before the <lf>.
        What script would I run to make this change?

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