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From: brit@metronet.com (Brit Systems)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: set carrier on, server ##
Date: 15 Jun 1995 18:25:07 GMT
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I am using MS-Kermit 3.14.
I'm running through some scenarios with
"set carrier on, server" and what happens when you loose the carrier.
Here is what I get.
1) set carrier on, server, break connection, server exits
2) set carrier on, server, start getting file, break connection,
file transfer terminates, server waits forever
(at least as long as I wanted to wait).
3) set carrier on, server 120, start getting file, break connection,
file transfer terminates, server waits until timeout then exits.
4) set carrier on, server 120, start getting very big file,
file transfer completes, server exits since it it past timeout.
Specifically on scenario 2 and 3, is this just me?
And on a related issue.
1) dial someone, set carrier on, start sending file, break connection,
file transfer terminates.
2) don't call anyone, set carrier on, start sending file,
file transfer eventually times out.
It seems that only connect checks if CD before it starts.
Send, receive, remote and server don't seem to check CD when they start.
Is this right?
So if I want to check CD myself, what's the best way.
"wait 0 cd" seems to work but it prints and ugly "?Timeout message".
\v(carrier) only says what you set carrier to.
Is there a \v(cd)? I seem to have seen \CD written but don't know
how to use it.
Thanks again, for the many times ya'll have helped,
Robbie Barton
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BRIT Systems, Medical Imaging
3626 N. Hall Street, Suite 616, Dallas, TX 75219
(214) 528-4446 fax: (214) 528-4916