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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Kermit Scripts
Message-Id: <1994Nov13.124416.32660@cc.usu.edu>
Date: 13 Nov 94 12:44:16 MDT
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In article <3a5m7l$a4j@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>, somebody@prairienet.org (Carlos Ramirez Pnet Admin) writes:
> I just started using Kermit and I like the performance of and
> it's flexibility of it. Currently I am using to dialup via slip and I am
> search of a sample script that will the following things from a DOS prompt
> 1) startup kermit and dial a phone number
> 2) keep redialing if busy
> 3) once connected enter a username that I will provide.
> 4) then open a passwd prompt give a passwd that I will provide.
> 5) enter the line "slip default"
> 6) completely exit kermit and return me to a dos prompt so I can use
> NCSA's telnet
>
> Ok second thing I am looking for is some some .ini files for a slip
> connection.
>
> I am would appreciate and help what so ever thank you
> Carlos
>
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Hmmm. Maybe we should tell you to complain to NCSA about the
lack of scripting etc in their product rather than us jumping through
hoops with ours to help you run theirs.
May I make two serious suggestions?
1. Read the user's manual. It's there to help you generate your
own scripts.
2. Use MS-DOS Kermit for Telnet. It's better, amongst other things.
Joe D.