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From: kelvin@arizona.UUCP (Kelvin Nilsen)
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Subject: Re: Kermit as a file server
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Date: Fri, 1-Feb-85 18:23:39 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb  1 18:23:39 1985
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> 
> Anyone out there have a Bliss to C converter???
>

How about UNIX kermit with basic server mode, DEC-20 command parsing,
	repeat and 8th bit quoting etc...

I don't want to over-step the authority of Columbia University but
I offered to contribute all of the above and they told me no thanks,
they've already done it.  I continue to watch for their announcement,
but all I see are lots of people complaining about the current state
of affairs.

If you'd like an IBM PC compatible diskette with the above code written
and tested for Berkeley 4.2 only (this was kermit version 3.0 before I
got ahold of it), send $10 to cover our expenses and we'll send it out.

By the way, if you buy versacom (vt100 emulator, kermit, and xmodem for
the ibm pc, or sanyo mbc 55*) for $35 + $5 shipping/handling, we'll include
the UNIX code on the disk at n/c.

thanks,
kelvin nilsen, programmer for
	solution software
	3421 n. 1st ave. #120
	tucson, az  85719
		(602) 323-0841