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From: fozz@xmission.com (Fozziliny Moo)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Multiple TCP/IP Sessions in MS-DOS KERMIT 3.13
Date: 19 Jan 1995 09:30:14 -0700
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Tim_Helmstetter@radian.com writes:
>I am using MS-DOS KERMIT 3.13 and have a script which connects two TCP/IP
>sessions. My problem is when I do the second SET PORT TCP command to connect
>the second session, a menu appears asking the user if they want to R -
>reconnect to current session, # - enter a specific session number, or N -
>connect a new session. I want to connect to a new session but I don't want the
>user to have to do anything. I have tried INPUT XX Choice>, OUTPUT N\13, but
>this doesn't work I have to physically hit the enter key on the keyboard. Is
>there a way I can turn this menu option off or am I doing something wrong in
>my OUTPUT command.
I just learned how to to this this morning actually. I've been using MSK for
years and never really bothered to figure this goody out until now. Try:
SET PORT TCP/IP <host> NEW
CONNECT
This will automatically start a new Telnet session with the indicated
host.
If you haven't gotten hold of v3.14 yet, do. The KERMIT.UPD file has a
comprehensive explanation of these features and any others that have
been added in version 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14.
-Fozz
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----fozz@xmission.com---------In Real Life: Doran L. Barton-----------------
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-A common misconception in Christian theology.