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From: jaltman@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Jeffrey Altman)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Scripts via Telnet
Date: 10 Dec 1994 00:04:26 GMT
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In article <D0JwoF.LHL@agora.rdrop.com>,
Tom Glover <tomg@agora.rdrop.com> wrote:
>I realize that this has probably been answered before but I am a novice with
>kermit.
>
>Is it possible to script via telnet (e.g. login, transfer file, logout). I have
>had good success doing this via serial comm. lines but can get nowhere trying
>to do it with a telnet session.
Of course it is. Instead of using TELNET <host> in your script, use
SET NETWORK TCP/IP
SET HOST <host>
whatever your login requires
transfer files
logout
SET HOST
As long as you don't enter CONNECT mode, you can run scripts.
Jeffrey Altman * PO Box 220415 * Great Neck, NY * 11022-0415 * (516) 466-5495
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