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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: is there any effect of ANDing a byte with 0377 (octal)?
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Date: 12 Oct 95 16:48:40 MDT
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In article <45ja2n$mqq@cnj.digex.net>, hashmi@cnj.digex.net (Atiqullah Hashmi) writes:
> Hi,
>
> In one communcation software I work with, I see that before transmiting
> some chars., they are ANDed with '0377' (octal 377) which is 011 111 111.
> It seems that it will just leave the 8-bit byte as is.
> Am I missing something ?
>
> Atiq
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I don't understand what your question is. If it's not about Kermit
then perhaps one of the other News groups is a better place to inquire.
Joe D.
at I am doing:
I have a DOS box that is hoooked to a UNIX 4.2 box via a serial cable. I use
MS-Kermit to log on the UNIX system and then use C-kermit to put the DOS
box into server mode. This allows me to do a number of things, first and
for most, it allows me to get a directory listing from the DOS side. I need
that directory listing on the UNIX side.
Problems is that I can only get listings of the current directory and its
sub-directory, but not of any other directories. So, if c:\mskermit is
the current directory on the DOS machine, a remote dir command will give
me a listing of c:\mskermit. Remote dir subdir1 will list the files in
c:\mskermit\subdir1. But, remote dir c:\subdir will also give a listing of
c:\mskermit.
Any ideas? Am I missing something very basic here, or is the a bug in Kermit
3.13 I don't know about?
Thanks for any replies to here or by e-mail.
I will post the specific commands I use, if necessary.
Ute
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