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From: "B.Won" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: 'send' doesn't work.
Date: Tue, 3 Aug 1999 14:41:12 -0600
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Frank da Cruz wrote in message <7o7alu$5df$[e-mail]>...
>In article <7o7a23$4vc$[e-mail]>,
>Frank da Cruz <[e-mail]> wrote:
>: In article <[e-mail]>, B.Won <[e-mail]>
wrote:
>: : Frank da Cruz wrote in message <7nsndv$[e-mail]>...
>: : >In article <[e-mail]>,B.Won <[e-mail]>
wrote:
>: : >: I am trying to transmit a file between 2 alpha VMS environment.  The
>: : >: connection go thru a terminal server.
>: : >:
>: : >: From the host side, to connect I type in the following:
>: : >: $ kermit
>: : >:
>: : >Is it C-Kermit?  Which version?  See:
>: : >
>: : >  http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ckermit.html
>: : >
>: : >for current version info.
>: :
>: : ==>Kermit version at both ends are the same, C-kermit 6.0.192
>: :
>: : >: set line tta0
>: : >: connect
>: : >:  at
>: : >:  atdt######
>: : >: (connects to remote terminal server, logs into remote/client alpha)
>: : >:
>: : >: at  the remote alpha, I entered the following:
>: : >: $ mc kermit
>: : >:
>: : >Which Kermit program and version is this one?
>: : >
>: : >: server
>: : >:  (message comes up to switch to host mode to transmit, etc...)
>: : >:  (I entered the control combination keystrokes to switch to host)
>: : >:
>: : >: at host kermit, I issue a 'send' command for a text file and nothing
>: : >: happens...
>: : >:
>: : >So you escaped back and have the originating Kermit's prompt.  Did
>: : >you give a "receive" command?
>: :
>: : ==> after I type in 'send abc.txt' at the originating Kermit, I never
go
>: : the prompt back...
>: :
>: Then that's why nothing happens.  Follow the instructions for how to
transfer
>: files in the manual.  Very briefly, after you have given the SEND command
to
>: the remote Kermit program, type Ctrl-\ (hold down the Ctrl key and press
the
>: backslash key), then the letter C.  Now you have the local Kermit's
prompt.
>: Now type "receive" and then press the Enter key.
>:
>Oops, sorry -- I didn't notice that you put the remote in server mode, so
>instead of "receive" you should type "get filename", where "filename" is
the
>name of the file you want to download.
>
>The escaping back part should have been clear since when you make the
>connection it says:
>
>  Connecting to (blah blah...)
>  The escape character is Ctrl-\ (ASCII 28, FS)
>  Type the escape character followed by C to get back,
>  or followed by ? to see other options.
>
>and then when you put the remote in server mode, it says:
>
>  Entering server mode.  If your local Kermit software is menu driven, use
>  the menus to send commands to the server.  Otherwise, enter the escape
>  sequence to return to your local Kermit prompt and issue commands from
>  there.  Use SEND and GET for file transfer.  Use REMOTE HELP for a list
of
>  other available services.  Use BYE or FINISH to end server mode.
>
>- Frank


But that's not what I want to do..  I wanted to send a file over to remote.
Shouldn't I 'escaped back' to my local kermit, and type in 'send
<filename>'?
I