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Z110Zmodem with Resume Capability - Still the Best!
DSZ port %1 handshake slow pB4096 sz -s -m
DSZ port %1 handshake slow pB4096 rz -s -m -r
G010Ymodem-G Batch (Error Correcting Modems ONLY!!)
DSZ port %1 handshake slow sb -k -g
DSZ port %1 handshake slow rb -g -p
Y010Ymodem Batch
DSZ port %1 handshake slow sb -k
DSZ port %1 handshake slow rb -k
O000Xmodem-1k (Old Ymodem)
DSZ port %1 handshake slow sx -ks
DSZ port %1 handshake slow rx -c -k -y
C000Xmodem CRC and Checksum (Slow and painful!)
DSZ port %1 handshake slow sx
DSZ port %1 handshake slow rx -c
*** All Protocols Above this are supported by REGISTERED versions of DSZ
*** All Protocols below this need other transfer protocol drivers. You will
*** have to find these if you want to make use of them.
H111HS/Link (Bi-Directional / Start 2-Way Transfers as D/L!)
D:\HSLINK\HSLINK -@D:\HSLINK\HSLINK.CFG -P%1 -UI:\WORK\
D:\HSLINK\HSLINK -@D:\HSLINK\HSLINK.CFG -P%1 -UI:\WORK\
J000Jmodem (Fast)
Jmodem S1
Jmodem R1
N000Nmodem (Turbo Pascal Fast! Protocol)
Nmodem S1
Nmodem R1
B111Bimodem Bi-Directional Transfers + Chat
CALL h:\bim\Bimodem /CH:\bim\bimodem2.cfg /U
CALL H:\bim\Bimodem /CH:\bim\bimodem2.cfg /D
H111HS/Link (Bi-Directional / Start 2-Way Transfers as D/L!)
C:\HSLINK -p1 -@G:\FNET\NODE1.CFG
C:\HSLINK -p1 -@G:\FNET\NODE1.CFG
This is the protocol data file I use on node #1 of "The Programmer's Inn".
It utilizes comm port #1. If you do not have an error correcting modem,
do not use Ymodem-G Protocol as there is NO built-in error checking with
that protocol.
A new parameter has been added to each protocol definition to specify that
a protocol supports bi-directional transfers or not.
A sample entry of the fnetprot.dat file for HS/Link Protocol is:
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H111HS/Link (Bi-Directional / Start 2-Way Transfers as D/L!)
C:\TELIX\HSLINK -P1 @G:\QB3\NODE1.CFG
C:\TELIX\HSLINK -P1 @G:\QB3\NODE1.CFG
Line 1: Still the number of protocols configured. Why do I still place a
number here? You may make notes or add anything you wish after the
last prootcol entry in the file.
Line 2: "Z" is the key letter for this protocol (Zmodem)
1st "1" - Use a 1 if the protocol can resume an aborted upload.
2nd "1" - Enter a 1 if the protocol supports batch transfers (or a "0")
** NEW ** "0" - Enter a 0 if the protocol doesn't support bi-directional
transfers. Enter a 1 if it DOES support this type of
transfer.
The rest of line 2 is a description of the protocol (40 characters max):
"Zmodem with Resume Capability"
Line 3: "DSZ ha sl port 2 pB4096 sz -s -m"
A command line for sending files (user download) with this protocol.
If this is a bi-directional protocol you must ensure the protocol
receives files in the NODE work directory either by including
the protocol's command to do this on the command line or in a
configuration or sequence file the protocol uses.
For HS/Link I use a separate configuration file for each node. Here
is my NODE1.CFG file. Note that my HSLink.EXE file is located
in the C:\TELIX directory. My bbs node directory is G:\QB3
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