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Article: 12975 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: jcsutton@usa.com (Juan Sutton)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: File Transfer Problem(s)
Date: 16 Nov 2001 13:49:02 -0800
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I am working on my second Kermit project :-). I am using an external
NEC 9635 E modem to dial out. The modem type I am using is
"generic-high-speed". I have to use even parity.
I am using Kermit as a local client and attempting to transfer files
from an STP switch (SS7 Network). I don't know what version of
Kermit, or the underlying OS that is running on these switches :-(.
The local version of Kermit is: C-Kermit 7.0.196, 1 Jan 2000, for IBM
AIX 4.3
After sending a few initial commands I prepare a transfer from the
switch like so: act-file-trns:loc=####
I then get a message like this: "Awaiting File Transfer with remote.
Please initiate binary Kermit session on local computer."
The fun stops when I attempt to actually receive these files using
"receive" or "get <file>" from the remote using binary mode. I get
either an "unknown" or "timeout" error. I have played with every
setting mentioned in Chapter 10 (Solving File Transfer Problems).
These include parity, flow-control, duplex, and handshake among
others. I have even tried the "robust" command.
Another guy in my company can transfer the file fine using ProComm's
built in Kermit capabilities. I am out of ideas. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Juan Sutton