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- From: dhaire@gate.net (doug haire)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: DSZ or GSZ Zmodem
- Date: 29 Mar 1996 02:06:35 -0500
- Organization: CyberGate, Inc.
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- ENRIQUE S. IGNARRA (S0496872%BARRYU.BITNET@VM.ITS.RPI.EDU) wrote:
- : On Wed, 27 Mar 1996, doug haire wrote:
- :
- : > ENRIQUE S. IGNARRA (S0496872%BARRYU.BITNET@VM.ITS.RPI.EDU) wrote:
- : > : Does anyone have either of the above protocols running with telix?
- : > : I can't get either of them to send more than 1 file when uploading.
- : > : Can someone help me out ?
- : >
- : > You don't say which version of Telix you use... But the easiest way is to
- : > create a textfile and use that. This textfile method is (not so clearly)
- : > explained in the DSZ/GSZ documentation.
- : >
- : > Essentially, the command is:
- : >
- : > dsz port X speed Y ha [cts|both|slow] sz @[drive:\filename.ext]
- : >
- : > I use, for example:
- : >
- : > dszp port 1 speed 115200 ha cts sz -km @c:\file.lst
- : >
- : > The "-km" says start with 1k blocks and use MobyTurbo mode.
- : > The @ tells DSZ that the next letters are the drive, path, and filename
- : > of the file containing the list of files to send. The file.lst file would
- : > have one or more lines that look something like this:
- : >
- : > c:\commo\up\vde18f.zip
- : >
- : Thanks for the help. I use Telix v3.22, also telix can create a filelist.txt
- : file or something like that but i haven't been able to get it to work
- : like this. Would you happen to know in what directory the file is
- : created in? The command used is in the external protocols menu.
- : It is @<batchfile name here>.
- :
- : Any further assistance on how to get it to work with this automatically
- : generated batch file is appreciated.
-
- I don't use Telix (last version I used was 3.15 and then only briefly)
- but I will grab a copy of the DOCs and see what I can find out for you.
-
- Off the top of my head, a "quick & dirty" method would be to make
- @<drive:\batchfile-name> a part of the command line in the .BAT file.
- But you should be able to pass that to the batch file also. Maybe you
- can't, I know I have run into some problems trying to pass certain
- characters as parts of arguments to a batch file.
-
- I'll get back to you in a day or two.
-
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