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From: Bernie <bfb@worldnet.att.net>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: TAKE command file error problem
Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 20:44:31 +0000
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I have a macro defined as follows:
define work -
define recipients bernie@cji.com,-
define mtype multitech,-
define mline /dev/term/i1H,-
define mspeed 19200,-
define ddir /home/oper
Then later in the script, the following is executed:
set line \m(mline)
if failure goto errhandler
set speed \m(mspeed)
if failure goto errhandler
When the "set line \m(mline)" is executed, it generates the following
error:
?Error in TAKE command file: Line too long or contains NUL characters
This same script works ok at home with C-Kernmit for linux. I only
encounter
the error when I run the script on our UnixWare 2.02 server at work,
using the
same version number, 6.0.192.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.