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From: jcarroll@hk.super.net (John Carroll)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Read function
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 95 23:54:15 GMT
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Is it possible to use a Kermit script (under MSDOS) to read an
incoming value and assign it to a variable, or even write it to a file.
I've been using a script to login to my Internet Provider, and request
SLIP access. The Provider then gives me my ip_address etc. But it would be
nice if I could write these values to a local configuration file for use with
FTP, etc.
But I can't seem to get to Kermit to store an incoming value - I can
only read it and test it (the modem's "OK" for instance).
PS, does the latest MSDOS Kermit have FTP support?