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From: jbishop@primenet.com (Jeff Bishop)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: APC on kermit for oS/2 help needed???
Date: Mon, 02 Jan 1995 10:57:52 -0700
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I have been trying to get apc to work on ckermit 190 for OS/2. I am running
ckermit 190 for os/2 using its network features, which are fantastic (thanks
a lot for that). Here are the two unix scripts I use to try and do this:
echo '<ESC>_set file type binary, receive <ESC>\'
$HOME/bin/kermit -y $HOME/bin/kermit.ini -i -s $1
and
echo '<ESC>_set file type text, receive <ESC>\'
$HOME/bin/kermit -y $HOME/bin/kermit.ini -i -s $1
Now, the kermit.ini is like this:
set delay 1
set window 4
set block 3
set receive packet-length 9024
SET RECEIVE PATH OFF
set send packet-length 9024
set terminal apc on
SET FILE COLL OVERWRITE
SET FILE DISPLAY QUIET
OK, ckermit 190 for OS/2 is in VT220 mode with APC turned on. If I run the
script for the first time it simply returns me to the ckermit> prompt. I
then have to connect and control-c out of ckermit on the unix box. I can
then re-run the script the exact same way, and it works <GRIN>. Now, why is
this? Keep in mind, both kermits are 190 level. I compiled the unix one just
recently from the source on kermit.columbia.edu.
Jeff