Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!snorkelwacker!usc!ucsd!ucrmath!alchemy!bbs From: bbs@alchemy.UUCP (BBS Administration) Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix Subject: Re: Zmodem for Xenix Message-ID: <119@alchemy.UUCP> Date: 13 Aug 90 01:17:18 GMT Reply-To: bbs@alchemy.UUCP (BBS Administration) Organization: Alchemy Software Designs Lines: 34 In article <15801@s.ms.uky.edu> simon@ms.uky.edu (G. Simon Gales) writes: >I want to make my xenix system call out and download files from another >machine using zmodem, just like I can user c-kermit now. > >Rz and Sz only let users download/upload from/to my system to/from a remote >DOS machine. I have tried running rz and sz using redirection to the serial >port I'm using, but can't make this work. My suggestion is to get a program called XCMALT. It is really great, does everything you want, and is FREE! The best thing is that the author is frequently updating the program to make it work better and to make it more portable. I think it's really nice. Once you're logged into another machine, you tell it to send/receive the file, then get the XCMALT command prompt, and tell it to fork sz/rz with I/O redirected to that process and all is taken care of (example: "$ rz" which will fork rz, and redirect I/O to that process so you can receive the files you just sent to yourself -- you don't have to use ">" or anything to redirect, it does it by itself). Truly, a wonderful program. I'm not sure if it's available via anon. FTP anywhere, but I can mail you off a copy if you like. Let me know. -- John P.S. It has a complete scripting language, a dialing directory for frequently dialed numbers and lots more. It goes far beyond other programs I've used before (not saying it is the "end all" but it is a rather complete package and I highly recommend it). John Donahue, Senior Partner | UUCP: ucrmath!alchemy!{bbs, gumby} | The Future Alchemy Software Designs | INET: {bbs, gumby}@alchemy.UUCP | Begins Now -------------------+---------+-------------------------------------+----------- Communique On-line | +1-714-243-7150 {3, 12, 24, 96HST} Bps. 8-N-1 | Next Wave: Information System | Alchemy Software Designs Support System | Communique