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Article: 13559 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: greg180@aol.com (chuck)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Help needed in setup of Host - dialin client
Date: 29 Jul 2002 08:29:12 -0700
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fdc@columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz) wrote in message news:<ahse5j$6uc$1@watsol.cc.columbia.edu>...
> In article <71dc564d.0207261309.7bfa937a@posting.google.com>,
> chuck <greg180@aol.com> wrote:
> : Stuck on a seemingly simple problem. We want to use KERMIT to
> : transfer files between two dialed up machines. The client will dail
> : the host
> : and have a set of files to send and will , in the same session
> : want to receive files from the host.
> :
> : I believe I have the HOST side setup.
> : I used the scripts HOSTMDM.KSC, HOSTMODE.KSC (with mods to skip the
> : prompts)
> : and HOST.KSC.
> :
> : I seem to be missing something.
> :
> You're probably doing too much. Just have your server-side script
> set the appropriate communication parameters, wait for the call to
> come in (ANSWER 0), then enter server mode. Then you can drive
> everything from the client. Example:
>
> cd some-directory
> set port tapi
> set speed 57600
> answer 0
> if success server
>
> If you want to keep accepting calls:
>
> while true {
> answer 0
> if success server
> }
>
> Further elaborations are possible.
>
> - Frank
Frank:
Thanks for simplifing my problem, less IS indeed more.
Further, Chapter 11 is my new best friend. I had
not Read The Fine Manual to that point.
It seems my problem is on the client side now.
Some subtle point or set command I am missing?
Further elaboration seems to be needed...
On the host side call, is answered, the server reports itself
present and displays the messages below (I set server display off)
Speed changed to 26400
Call complete: "CONNECT 26400".
Entering server mode on Boca V90 Tidalwave External FD
Type Ctrl-C to quit.
--------------
Client seems unable to talk to the server however
After I dial it connects, and I Alt-X to command screen.
I issue an RDIR (to test the connection) and I receive the message
Press X or E key to cancel.
E of course cancels, X errors out after 60+ seconds.
When I quit the client session, host sees it as well
and sets up for next call as hoped.