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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Can Kermit send bianry as uuencode to my mail address?
Message-Id: <1995Oct13.184115.63714@cc.usu.edu>
Date: 13 Oct 95 18:41:15 MDT
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In article <45koqk$ld0@news.ios.com>, ferchaa@ios.com (Andre Ferchau) writes:
> I have a local e-mail address and a Unizx account in another state.
> Ascii text is easy to mail to myself but getting files is darn near
> impossible.
>
> I've tried FTP by mai..but I think servers keep changing and I've lost
> interest as it has continually not worked...plus the delay of cueing mean
> I try and wait , etc.
>
> So I looked at Kermit which will run from the Unix server. I log on to
> the Unix through gopher/telnet and then can start Kermit. If I could get
> Kermit to encode and then send the uuencoded file to my mail that would
> really help!
>
>
> Or any other method might be nice :)!
> Thank you
> Andre
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Have you considered the straight forward method of Kermit to Kermit
file transfers? They work, text and binary, 7 or 8-bit channels, no uuencode
necessary. I don't know the kind of local machine you are using, but there's
a Columbia Kermit for it. Please see kermit.columiba.edu for the master
archive.
Joe D.