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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc,comp.unix.aix
Subject: Re: ZModem and Kermit
Date: 30 Jan 1997 00:57:31 GMT
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In article <854560738.25708@dejanews.com>, <gschenk@wimsey.com> wrote:
: I have been trying to get Zmodem working with Kermit failing miserably.
: It looks like a problem with re-direction, but I'm not and even more
: unsure of how to correct it. I need a communcations package that will
: allow me to use Zmodem and has the scripting capabilities so that I can
: automate a download. I do know about Pro-Yam, but they do not have a
: compiled version for AIX and it is only available in source form. There
: is also not a heck of a lot of information on their Web site describing
: the product. Anyways, enough rambling. Idealy it would be nice to get
: Zmodem working with Kermit. I have the following environment and if
: anyone can assist, I would appreciate it.
:
: AIX 4.1.4
: Kermit v6.0 (binary from Columbia U. and yes I did buy the book :-))
: Zmodem v3.44 from the Omen ftp site.
:
I believe the problem is the well-known one: rz/sz does not allow its
i/o to be redirected. Only the very old (pre-1988-or-so) public domain
versions allow this, or else commercially licensed versions from Omen.
- Frank