$ mkdir kermit $ cd kermit
$ ftp kermit.columbia.edu User: anonymous Password: olga@xyzcorp.com ftp> cd kermit/archives ftp> binary ftp> get cku206.tar.gz ftp> bye $
Alternatively, if you have a fairly recent Kermit client (C-Kermit 7.0 or later, or K95 1.1.20), you can download the archive with Kermit itself, from the Kermit Project's Internet Kermit Service:
$ kermit C-Kermit> iksd /user:anonymous kermit.columbia.edu Enter e-mail address as Password: olga@xyzcorp.com (/) IKSD> send kermit/archives/cku206.tar.gz (/) IKSD> exit C-Kermit> exit $
$ gunzip cku206.tar.gz $ uncompress cku206.tar.Z
$ tar xvf cku206.tar
If you downloaded a Zip archive, unzip it. Example:
$ unzip -a cku206.zip
$ rm cku206.tar (or rm cku206.zip)
$ make linux (Linux, almost any version) $ make freebsd44 (FreeBSD 4.4) $ make solaris8 (Solaris 8 with cc) $ make solaris8g (Solaris 8 with gcc) $ make irix62 (IRIX 6.2)
cku206.makefiletarget-architecture-osversion
Examples:
cku206.linux-alpha-db2.2 (Debian Linux 2.2 on the Alpha) cku206.linux-i386-db2.2 (Debian Linux 2.2 on a PC) cku206.solaris25-i386-2.5.1 (Solaris 2.5.1 on a PC) cku206.solaris25-sparc-2.5.1 (Solaris 2.5.1 on a Sun) cku206.solaris25g-sparc-2.5.1 (Ditto but built with gcc)
For some platforms, additional information must be included in the name. For Silicon Graphics IRIX, for example, we need the Instruction Set Architecture (MIPS level) and the Application Binary Interface:
cku206.irix53-mips2-o32-5.3 cku206.irix65-mips3-n32-6.5.14m
$ make clean
and then go back to step 7.
$ cp wermit cku206.irix62-mips3-n32.6.2 $ ftp kermit.columbia.edu User: anonymous Password: olga@xyzcorp.com ftp> cd kermit/incoming ftp> binary ftp> put cku206.irix62-mips3-n32.6.2 ftp> bye $
$ cp wermit cku206.irix62-mips3-n32.6.2 $ gzip cku206.irix62-mips3-n32.6.2 $ ftp kermit.columbia.edu User: anonymous Password: olga@xyzcorp.com ftp> cd kermit/incoming ftp> binary ftp> put cku206.irix62-mips3-n32.6.2,gz ftp> bye $
Thanks!
$ create/directory kermit $ set default [.kermit]
$ ftp kermit.columbia.edu User: anonymous Password: olga@xyzcorp.com ftp> cd kermit/archives ftp> binary ftp> get ckv206.zip ftp> bye $
Or use the Internet Kermit service as described above.
$ unzip -a ckv206.zip
$ @ckvker n
If you have a pre-5.0 VMS release, use the "old" build procedure:
$ @ckvold n
If you experience any trouble, read the comments at the top of the build procedure.
ckv206-architecture-vmsNN-nonet.exe
where architecture is "vax" or "axp" (or maybe by the time you read this, "ia64"); NN is the VMS version number, such as "72" for 7.2, and "nonet" means no networking. Examples:
ckv206-vax-vms47-nonet.exe ckv206-axp-vms62-nonet.exe
$ @ckvker
(or @ckvold for VMS 4.x or ealier).
ckv206-architecture-vmsNN-netVV.exe
where netVV is a three-letter code for the network product and its two-digit version number (with no decimal point):
ucx DEC TCP/IP
tgv TGV MultiNet
pst Process Software TCPware
twg The Wollongong Group WIN/TCP or PathWay
cmu Carnegie-Mellon University CMU/IP
Examples:
ckv206-vax-vms55-ucx20.exe ckv206-axp-vms62-tgv41.exe ckv206-axp-vms73-ucx51.exe
$ @ckvker c
and then go back to step 5.
$ ftp kermit.columbia.edu User: anonymous Password: olga@xyzcorp.com FTP> cd kermit/incoming FTP> binary FTP> mput ckv206*.exe FTP> bye $
Thanks!
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