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From: Bob Bernstein <PooBah@ruptured-duck.com>
Subject: lrzsz + telnet + kermie = ?
Organization: odds with Reality
Message-ID: <sYMO4.48800$MZ2.566028@news1.wwck1.ri.home.com>
Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 02:34:00 GMT
To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
Has anyone managed to coax ckermit to do zmodem transfers via telnet using
the lrzsz package? Consider:
Two machines are on the same LAN, acessing the 'net via the same
gateway/firewall. One runs Win95; its K95, with onboard zmodem, can
flawlessly grab qwk packets off the local BBS via the latter's telnet node.
The other, a Linux box, runs ckermit and flubs all efforts to do the same,
spawning endless CRC errors from its invocation of rz. This same ckermit and
rz have no trouble if the connection is made via dialup/modem.
Here's the .mykermrc I've been using on the linux box: (I tried to duplicate
what I could make out for K95's settings)
set telnet terminal-type vt100
set file type binary
set terminal character-set transparent
set file character-set cp437
set control-character unprefixed all
set receive packet-length 96
set window 0
set telnet wait-for-negotiations off
set protocol zmodem rz {rz -a} {sz %s} {sz -a %s} rz {rz -a}
(And yes, for those of you with good memories, I am revisiting a topic I've
raised here before; perhaps I will have to get off my butt and help the
board's sysop put real kermit onto his braindead Wildcat software!)
--
Bob Bernstein http://www.ruptured-duck.com