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From: John Valenti <valenti@msu.edu>
Subject: Help with telnet in C-Kermit 7
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2000 19:00:45 -0500
Organization: SLIR, MSU
Message-ID: <950141817.1720873735@news.msu.edu>
To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
I'm trying to move a script from K95 to C-kermit.
The connection uses "telnet pilot.msu.edu:105" which works
with K95 and C-kermit 6.1.193, but fails under 7.0
I added some commands to "set telopt ... refused" for terminal-type,
naws, new-environment and kermit. That helped, but the connection
is still eventually refused, waiting for the "DO Kermit" response.
I tried the /raw option, that didn't help. Using the /nowait option starts
the connection, but then it acts weird a few minutes later.
Do I need to use the "set telnet bug binary-me-means-u-too" options?
I don't quite understand the manual information on those...
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The port 105 option above connects to a CSO (directory) server. When
it works, a command like "query name=aa" will return info about people
with last names starting with aa. (Try it if you want)
I would like to use 7.0 for the Kerbang scripts and command line
arguments.
Thanks for any help!