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From: Rich Godlewsky <76412.156@compuserve.com>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Receive File Protection with Server
Date: 6 Dec 1995 03:51:17 GMT
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We are currently using Kermit's Server to receive files from a remote
site. We also have another application running while Kermit is active
which waits until the kermit file is received to process the new data.
This application determines when kermit is down with receiving the file
by trying to open the file with OF_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE.
This data processing application runs fine on two of our three PCs but on
the third PC the data processing application can open the file and even
delete the file while kermit is still receiving the file.
Is it possible to tell kermit that the file being received can not be
accessed by any other application? Note, MS Word does this when editing
a file contary to Windows NotePad which allows others to access and
delete a file while being edited.
Thanks in advance,
Rich GOdlewsky
Sparta Systems, Inc.