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From: Frank da Cruz <fdc@columbia.edu>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Problems with send /delete command
Date: 24 Nov 2003 19:06:53 GMT
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In article <f0bb0f39.0311241039.78a6c10e@posting.google.com>,
newexpectuser wrote:
: I have Kermit running on Linux Release 9 and have the following lines
: in my script (This first logs me onto a remote server running Linux
: 7.3 and has Kermit):
:
: set host /pty ssh -e none l root xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
: if fail stop 1
: minput 30 "password:" ">"
: if < \v(minput) 1 stop 1 "MINPUT = \v(minput)"
: switch \v(minput) {
::1, echo PASSWORD INPUT OK
: lineout xxxxxxxxxx
: input 30 "#"
: if fail stop 1 PROMPT INPUT FAILED
::2, echo PROMPT INPUT OK
: lineout "kermit -x"
: input 20 "KERMIT READY TO SERVE..."
: rcd /home/inbox
: send /delete testfile.dat
: }
: bye
: exit
:
: It logs me in and it gives me the remote directory listing, but when
: it executes the send /delete it says the following:
:
: ?File not found - "testfile.dat"
:
testfile.dat is a local file that you want to send to the remote computer.
But testfile.dat does not exist in Kermit's current local directory. Either
you misspelled the name or else you have to give a relative or absolute
pathname for the source file.
You should also check "rcd /home/inbox" with IF FAIL to make sure you're
in the right remote directory before sending the file.
- Frank