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From: hankin@sauron.osf.org (Scott Hankin)
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Subject: Re: Auto-receiving with White Knight 11
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Date: 27 Nov 89 15:33:32 GMT
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Ah, life.  Just when you think you've hit all the possibilities, someone
points out the obvious.

The problem, it turns out, was that I was using a nearly extinct version
of Chuck Forsberg's UNIX ZModem utilities.   I hit upon this possibility
after Ray Terry sent me mail mentioning the version of sz he was using.
He then proceeded to mail me the latest version, which cured the problem.
Apologies to all who might have taken my woes to be dissatisfaction with
WK 11.0.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  WK is my comm program
of choice.

I never cease to be amazed at the large number of helpful folks on the net.
I'd like to thank Ray, Norm, and all the others who sent me mail trying to
solve my problem.  I especially want to thank Chuck Forsberg for writing
the ZModem tools for UNIX.  Without his work, this discussion would be moot.

By the way, the version giving me the problems was downloaded from sumex.  I
will be looking into updating the version which resides there.

To everyone who responded, by mail or net, many thanks.

- Scott

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Scott Hankin  (hankin@osf.org)
Open Software Foundation