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From: rburgess@physiology.uwo.ca (Ron Burgess)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: "CLEAN" Telnet
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 1995 19:10:13 GMT
Organization: Physiology Dept., UWO
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I need to capture the clean text from several screens using Kermit. If I
connect to our VAX/VMS host and log the session to a redirected printer
file, everything works. If I connect to a Unix host I get all the ANSI escape
codes embedded in the file NO MATTER WHAT I DO.
If I connect to the Unix host with the terminal type set to none, the
screen displays all the codes that end up in the file. I know absolutely
nothing about Unix, but it seems to me that the Unix host is defaulting to
one particular terminal type and sending the codes for it . Is there anything
I can do to remedy this ???
Thanks for all the help.