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Article: 12968 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: ZModem Problems
Date: 14 Nov 2001 21:48:54 GMT
Organization: Columbia University
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In article <336f652d.0111141329.b5d3ad@posting.google.com>,
Shifeux <shifeux@hotmail.com> wrote:
: Hello, I am using C-Kermit 7 to connect to a remote host which
: supports the zmodem transfer protocol. I am able to transfer files
: easily using interactive mode...
:
You mean, when running Zmodem software as an external protocol
over a Kermit connection?
: ... but I get the following error using my
: script after issuing a receive * command:
:
: Readline:TIMEOUT
: Retry 0: Got TIMEOUT
:
These are messages from the Zmodem software.
: This "timeout" seems to be the same time (after 10 seconds) regardless
: of what I set my client timeout to. My modem settings are as follows.
:
: set file type binary
: set proto z {rz} {rz -a} {sz %s} {sz -a %s}
: set exit on-disconnect on
: set exit warning off
: ; set macro error on
: set receive timeout 94 <--
: set send timeout 15 dynamic <--
: set modem type usrobotics
: set line /dev/tty01
: set speed 38400
: set flow xon/xoff
:
The marked lines are effective only for Kermit transfers.
SET FLOW XON/XOFF might (or might not) interfere with Zmodem protocol.
: utput \13
:
Missing "o".
: output \%s\13
:
: input 20 {Username:}
: output USER\13
:
: input 20 {Password:}
: output PASS\13
:
: input 20 {Transfer id:}
: output PASSAGAIN\13
:
: input 20 {Enter choice:}
: output 2\13
:
You're not checking any of these INPUTs for failure. Thus even if you
script doesn't work, it will still start Zmodem in receive mode, and of
Zmodem will time out if there is no connection.
: receive *
What's the "*"? This tells Kermit to save the incoming file under the
name "*" (literally). You probably didn't mean that. Just leave it off.
- Frank