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From: robertg@meaddata.com (Robert Gerdardy)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Kermit in background
Date: 20 Apr 1995 15:43:43 GMT
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In article fhc@meaddata.meaddata.com, robertg@meaddata.com (Robert Gerardy) writes:
>>to do, but the general idea is to invoke Kermit with the "-l n" option,
>>where n is the numeric file descriptor of the open communication device.
>
>
>I tried using using -l 0, it still didn't work. I guess it wanted to write as
>well as read stdin? I want it to receive on stdin and send on stdout.
>
>BTW, it also seems to return an exit code of 0 even when the receive option
>is used and the transfer fails? Shouldn't it return something else if the
>requested transfer fails?
>
>Bob
>
OK. So I fetched the latest version. It produced a larger debug.log file, but
still doesn't work. I can send someone the debug.log file if that would be
of use.