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Article: 13552 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: greg180@aol.com (chuck)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Help needed in setup of Host - dialin client
Date: 26 Jul 2002 14:09:27 -0700
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Stuck on a seemingly simple problem. We want to use KERMIT to
transfer files between two dialed up machines. The client will dail
the host
and have a set of files to send and will , in the same session
want to receive files from the host.
I believe I have the HOST side setup.
I used the scripts HOSTMDM.KSC, HOSTMODE.KSC (with mods to skip the
prompts)
and HOST.KSC.
I seem to be missing something. The clients call gets answered,
HOST.ksc
is started by HOSTMDM then both sides hang until host times out
and disconnects. Client attempts reconnect after a waiting period.
The detail of the dialoge on both machines is shown below.
I need help as to what I need to look at. I'm not even sure if
my issue is on the host side or client side. (OR BOTH!)
Some diagnostic thinking/direction would be appreciated.
This thing is killing me and getting urgent as well.
Thanks,
Chuck
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HOST MACHINE (Kermit 2.0, Windows 95)
Using hostmode.ksc (modified to eliminate some confirmation prompts)
Invokes HOSTMDM.ksc as expected, call is answered
HOST.ksc entered and reports
13:43:25 - Current directory: C:/PROGRA~1/KERMIT~1.0/
13:43:25 - Connection from Boca_V90_Tidalwave_External_FD
13:43:25 - Auth State = [rejected]
13:43:25 - Auth Name = []
13:43:25 - Auth Type = [X_509_CERTIFICATE]
13:43:25 - User name = [C.P.S., Inc.]
Why is the user name set, no log in dialog has been done yet?
Why the X_509_CERTIFICATE auth?
Host.ksc waits on input:
<snip>
clear device-buffer ; Don't allow typeahead
intext 3 {Username: } 32 90
<snip>
INTEXT times out, FAILs (at or near line 480) and disconnects
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CLIENT Machine (Kermit 2.0, Windows 95)
Client who has dialed in, never sees a request for the username
or any other prompt
I am using the recover.ksc with modest changes to preserve
modem (tapi) settings established in my custom.ini.
I also use a script which was gen'ed by the dialer. I dropped the
dial/connect stmts and take it at the start of my process
as a std setup procedure.
I have used that setup script productively to dial up to
a mainframe for kermit file transfers.
hence k95 > take cpssetup.ksc
k95 > take sender.ksc (son of recover)
I get the following on the client screen:
CARRIER 26400
Protocol: LAP-M
COMPRESSION: V.42bis
This followed by an unknown (to me) hex data stream. Perhaps some
sort
of handshaking the client side is not dealing with.
Command line is functional until I try to something remotish.