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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
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Subject: Re: Kermit 2.32 How to auto answer my remote system
Date: 9 Oct 1997 12:44:06 GMT
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In article <876209123.10362@dejanews.com>, <weldata@compuserve.com> wrote:
: I want to create a Remote -Kermit- based Server, where I can login
: locally (All PC's). I'm using the 2.32 kermit version.
:
>From 1988? But this is 1997. Are you an antique software collector?
Why don't you try this year's model?
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/mskermit.html
: The remote PC has to obey the local PC. e.g. The local PC has to send &
: Recieve files from the remote system. The Remote System has to obey all
: commands initiating by the local PC.
:
: I want to create the following configuration:
:
: - The remote system (PC) must be set to auto-answer the ANSWER-command
: will not work because of the older -2.32- version we use); - What
: commands do I have to use on both sides, when auto answer is established
: on the remote side, for up/down loading files.
:
There is an entire manual to explain all of this.
In MS-DOS Kermit, all modem interactions are done by scripts or by hand.
You'll need to "manually" (or by script) put the modem in answer mode;
usually the command is:
ATS0=1
when the call comes in (when the CONNECT message appears), then enter
server mode. Example (for MS-DOS Kermit 3.15):
cd xxx ; Change to desired directory
; Put server and other Kermit configuration commands here.
;
; Send any desired modem configuration commands here, then...
;
output ATS0=1\13
input 2 OK
if fail stop 1 No response from modem
echo Waiting for call...
while true {
input 600 CONNECT
if fail echo Still waiting...
break
}
server
- Frank