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Article: 14533 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: Jun Zhang <nugulus@netscape.net>
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Seems the RECEIVE command is not needed in the DELIVER script, or at
least the OUT keyword in front of RECEIVE doesn't make sense.
The remote shell prompt still come up, it doesn't hinder anything from
being done, but is this normal while I have "set dial connect off" in
effect?
Jun
Jun Zhang wrote:
> In the DELIVER script, a piece of the code,
>
> AUTODIAL
> if fail continue
> out kermit\13
> input 10 >
> out receive\13
> input 10 KERMIT READY
> pause 1
> send \%1
> if success break
>
> Each time the file was sent to the remote host OK, and I can view the
> content of the file, but the if statement didn't break the loop.
>
> Another puzzle is that the remote shell always show up, even though I
> "set dial connect off".
> I got something like "# receive --- not found", since receive is not a
> shell command. But again, file is transfered.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
>
> Jun
>