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From: pelletie@pcnet.com (enCycLoPedic)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: OS/2 Labeled File Transfer
Date: 5 Aug 1995 14:01:22 -0400
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In article <3vv2rc$bqj@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu>,
Jeffrey Altman <jaltman@watsun.cc.columbia.edu> wrote:
>Do us both a favor and try a simple test. Perform the file transfer again
>this time transfering a single file and let me know what happens.
OK. I did as you suggested. I tried sending a single file and got a
failure. Below I include screen dumps of each copy of CKermit, post
transfer, showing that both were in Labeled mode. I also include the
original file and the human readable parts of what arrived at the other
end.
The original problem occurred at work on a TCP/IP LAN connection between
FAT file systems on two machines, one running Warp Connect, the other
running Warp with WINOS2. I was able to recreate the problem at home on
a single machine using a Named Pipe connection on HPFS. So the problem
is not unique to machine, connection type, or file system.
Dump of sender screen:
C-Kermit 5A(191), 24 Apr 95
Current Directory: K:\CKERMIT
Network Host: \\.\pipe\kermit
Network Type: Named Pipes
Parity: none
Sending: ckermit.cmd => CKERMIT.CMD => ckermit.cmd
File Type: LABELED
File Size: 455
Percent Done: 100 ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90..100
Elapsed Time: 00:00:01
Transfer Rate, CPS: 1123
Window Slots: 1 of 4
Packet Type: B
Packet Count: 5
Packet Length: 8
Error Count: 0
Last Error:
Last Message: Files: 1, Total Bytes: 1123
Dump of receiver screen:
C-Kermit 5A(191), 24 Apr 95
Current Directory: K:\labeltest
Network Host: \pipe\kermit
Network Type: Named Pipes
Parity: none
Receiving: CKERMIT.CMD => ckermit.cmd
File Type: LABELED
File Size: 455
Percent Done: 100 ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90..100
Estimated Time Left:
Transfer Rate, CPS: 0
Window Slots: 1 of 4
Packet Type: B
Packet Count: 6
Packet Length: 8
Error Count: 0
Last Error:
Last Message: Transfer OK
File sent:
/* Sample OS/2 C-Kermit startup file - Doublequotes are for REXX */
"@echo off" /* Don't echo these commands */
"echo Executing CKERMIT.CMD..." /* Inform user */
"chcp 850" /* Use Code Page 850 */
"mode co80,33" /* Screen size 80 by 33 lines */
/*"MODE com1,38400,n,8,1,rts=hs,idsr=off,octs=off,odsr=off,dtr=off,to=off"*/
"ckermit.exe" arg(1) /* Start C-Kermit, pass all arguments */
File received (run through "strings" program to extract only printable
ASCII strings). I can uuencode the binary version, if needed.
KERMIT LABELED FILE:02UO04VERS01520.3005KVERS020650119108FILENAME0211ckermit.cmd
04ATTR04
09EABUFSIZE035600
.TYPE
OS/2 Command File
REXX.METACONTROL
OS/2 REXXSAA 4.00 08 Jul 1992
REXX.LITERALPOOL
.@echo offecho Executing CKERMIT.CMD...chcp 850mode co80,33ckermit.exearg1BH
REXX.VARIABLEBU
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I said it in Hebrew--I said it in Dutch-- | Clifford L. Pelletier
I said it in Latin and Greek: | pelletie@pcnet.com
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