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From: "Rich Godlewsky 76412.156@compuserve.com" <76412.156@CompuServe.COM>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Kermit Server File Protection
Date: 6 Dec 1995 11:15:36 GMT
Organization: Sparta Systems
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We are using Kermit's Server to receive files from a remote
location via modem. After each file is received another
application processes the file. This other application
determines when to process the file in the Windows 3.11
environment by trying to open the file with a OF_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE
style. So far this method of testing to determine when the file
being received by kermit is completed has worked on two out of
three PCs.
How can one set file protection on a file being received in
kermit so that no other application can open or delete the file?
Note, MS Word does this with the files it opens for editing.
Thanks in Advance,
Rich Godlewsky