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Article: 13934 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: fdc@columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Help with stdout and stderr for kermit95
Date: 5 Dec 2002 14:06:54 -0500
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In article <aso6v9$kr9$1@cpimail.cpicorp.com>,
Derek Chen-Becker <dbecker@cpicorp.com> wrote:
: I'm using a kermit script as a batch transfer utility in windows
: and I'm running it from a c# program that acts as a scheduler. There
: appears to be something strange about how kermit handles console IO
: because when I try to read fom stderr and stdout on the process that
: kermit runs in, I get empty streams, although I know there should be
: output. It works fine under c-kermit on unix, so I was wondering if
: there is something special I need to do to get kermit to use stderr and
: stdout under windows like it does in unix.
:
Kermit 95 does not use stdin/out unless you tell it to:
k95 -h
...
-# <arg>
Kermit 95 Startup Flags
Argument:
1 - turn off Win95 special fixes
2 - do not load optional network dlls
4 - do not load optional tapi dlls
8 - do not load optional kerberos dlls
16 - do not load optional zmodem dlls
32 - use stdin for input instead of the console
64 - use stdout for output instead of the console
128 - do not terminate process in response to Session Logoff
The numbers are additive. Example:
k95 -# 96
To start K95 and have it read from stdin and write to stdout.
- Frank