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From: pj <pjaeger@compugrafia.com>
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Subject: macintosh
Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1998 13:46:35 -0700
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hello,
it seems the mac version of kermit is not that popular.
however my task is to connect a mac laptop (1400cs/166) via serial
connection to a linux box, to simulate the login procedure and the
communication with the apache server, etc.
i'd like to connect with kermit to the getty-process running on the
linux box, because it seemed to me that kermit is a great thing with all
that features.
i was pretty disappointed when i realized that kermit for mac doesn't
deal with the tcp-protocol.
who can give me an idea what to do?
for example 'how do i hang up without quitting the connection?', or 'how
can i use tcp with kermit for mac at all?'
i cannot believe that it is impossible!
thanks for your time.
regards
patric jaeger