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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
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Subject: Re: Fine-tuning kermit
Date: 15 May 1998 14:54:05 GMT
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In article <355C524C.CA8CE27C@inxpress.net>,
Bob Hartung <bhartung@inxpress.net> wrote:
: I have recently started using Kermit under DOS for telnet access to an
: RS6000 and it's working fine.
:
: My question has to do with refining the MSCUSTOM.INI file. Is there a
: way when a user exits from the telnet session to have kermit
: automatically close itself down with out having to type "EXIT" at the
: kermit prompt?
:
In Kermit 95 or C-Kermit you could use the -J ("be like Telnet") command
line option, or the SET EXIT ON-DISCONNECT command, but MS-DOS Kermit does
not have these features.
If you put a CONNECT command on the MS-DOS Kermit command line, it will exit
the first time you escape back, but that's not what you want either.
The only thing I can think of would be something like this:
define xx pause 0, if success connect, pause 0, if fail exit
and then use "XX" instead of "CONNECT". The "PAUSE 0" command should fail
if the connection disappeared.
- Frank