This script to find infected files:
In Eclipse: Windows Preferences, then search "encoding" and set "line terminator" to Unix and Encoding to UTF-8
To convert infected files, in Eclipse do "File/Convert line terminator to..."
Otherwise, in Notepad++ use "edit /EOL conversion"
#!/bin/sh
PATH_TO_SCAN=$1
if [ "${PATH_TO_SCAN}" == "" ]; then
PATH_TO_SCAN="."
fi
FILELIST=$(find "${PATH_TO_SCAN}" |egrep '\.(java|xml|js|groovy|sql|csv|txt|py)$')
IFS_BCK=$IFS
IFS="
"
for FILEPATH in ${FILELIST}; do
cat -v "${FILEPATH}" | grep -I -q '\^M'
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo $FILEPATH; fi
done
IFS=$IFS_BCK
In Eclipse: Windows Preferences, then search "encoding" and set "line terminator" to Unix and Encoding to UTF-8
To convert infected files, in Eclipse do "File/Convert line terminator to..."
Otherwise, in Notepad++ use "edit /EOL conversion"