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From: RICK@QUCDNAST.BITNET
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Subject: vlt uploading files with kermit
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Date: 30 May 89 16:14:00 GMT
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Stupid question time:

  I've been using vlt (3.656) for a few weeks, and have used its
kermit to download literally megabytes of data from the local VM
machine and a VMS Vax. Last night was the first time I've needed to
upload anything, but I didn't anticipate any trouble. heh. I was unable
to transfer any data, but did manage to hang my connections to each
machine at least once (forcing the 'idle process killer' on both machines
to log me off). I dug out my copy of vt100 2.8a, and was easily able to
kermit piles of stuff to both machines.

  Now, I've read the vlt manual, and I've used kermit for years. Have I
missed something that's right in front of my nose? Or is there a known
problem? I _thought_ I had tried everything that seemed sensible. :-(

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