Maybe this isn't a NetBSD thing....

I've got a gzipped tarball of files, all ascii stuff - *.php 
and *.html.

When I 'tar xvfz' the files onto my linux box I have no problems.

However, when I 'tar xvfz' them onto my NetBSD box, many of the 
files have '^M' appended to the end of each line.  The PHP engine 
doesn't seem to like this.

I thought it was a problem with the tarfile, but apparently it 
isn't, since the carriage returns are not present in the files 
on my linux box.

Is there some flag I need to pass tar to prevent this?

I know I can use strings, or some perl commands to clean these 
files up, but it would be nicer to prevent it outright.

TIA.

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Cheers!

Randy