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From: robertg@meaddata.com (Robert Gerdardy)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Kermit in background
Date: 17 Apr 1995 12:42:04 GMT
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>This is a roundabout way of doing what you want. You don't need to
>write a program to do this -- Kermit itself can do all of it. Just
>make a Kermit command file (script program) that does the dialing,
>the logging in, the starting of Kermit on the other end, and the
>transferring of files. It's much more straightforward that way, and it's
>how C-Kermit was designed to work. See Chapters 11-13 of "Using C-Kermit".
The program I have is not written just to accomodate Kermit. Kermit is entirely
incidental to what I am doing; it justs happens to be the protocol available on
the other end. I don't want Kermit to be sophistcated, I just want it to transfer
the file and get out of the way. I have asked to have the documentation procured,
since that seems to be the only way to get any help, but I thought I might get
a hand with getting this going while I wait for the document. Silly me.