Columbia Kermit/kermit.zip/newsgroups/misc.19950726-19950929/[e-mail]_Fri Sep 8 19:32:32 1995.msg

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From: [e-mail] (craig szczublewski)
Subject: C-Kemir from a cron job
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Is there anything special that would have to be specified from c-kermit
in order to run an upload (rather large) in the background (specifically
timed in the evening).  I've tried running it in the background and it
crashes on me and fills up my /tmp filesystem with some junk file.

anyone else ever tried this?

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