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Mark Wan wrote:
>
> Hi:
>
> I am writing an app to download a file from a host. The app on the host
> side creates a data file, gives me the file name and changes in Kermit
> server mode. The tools I am using does not support native Kermit server
> commands. I tried to emulate the "get filename" using escape sequences
> Esc-c without success.
> Thanks
> Mark Wan
Hi,
I am trying to do the same thing with a project I am working on. The
"client" side is already developed and I am not in a position to
re-engineer it. My goal is to find a way to just monitor a serial port
an capture the incoming data. I have the C-Kermit book, but not here
with me. I think that I should be able to use Kermit in some fashion to
capture incoming data. Any suggestions? I think that Server Mode would
work the best since it is able to monitor.
My other option appears to be either mgetty on the UNIX port or possible
reverse telnet. But, I would rather implement Kermit.
Thanks,
Mike Roeder