Path: utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!cs.utexas.edu!yale!spock!lancelot From: lancelot@spock.UUCP (Thor Lancelot Simon) Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga Subject: Re: Kermit Keywords: Kermit, VLT, XPR, problems Message-ID: <998@spock.UUCP> Date: 14 Feb 90 21:15:23 GMT References: <931@tardis.Tymnet.COM> <9140@portia.Stanford.EDU> Sender: news@spock.UUCP Reply-To: lancelot@spock.UUCP (Thor Lancelot Simon) Organization: Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford CT Lines: 48 In article <9140@portia.Stanford.EDU> bard@jessica.Stanford.EDU (David Hopper) writes: >Does anyone know where I can find C-Kermit? I am currently using XPRKermit >version 1.5 on VLT v4.428, and it doesn't seem to work well enough for me. n> >My problem is this: I am trying to get files from the ULTRIX machine on >campus to my Ami at home. When I receive the file, it is invariably larger >on my disk than on the mainframe. I suspect that the extra goo in the file >is line noise; XPRKermit's best error-checking cannot weed this out, however. I suspect that your problem is really quite simple, and NOT a line-noise problem. When sending files from Ultrix Kermit (I assume this is Columbia C-Kermit) to the Amiga, you must generally set the file type to binary first. So, invoke kermit on the Ultrix end like this: $ kermit C-Kermit blerb goes here C-Kermit> set file type binary C-Kermit> server and take it from there. Make sure you set the Amiga end to binary too. If you still need the C-K source code, I have an old semi-portable version, but you can probably FTP it from CS.COLUMBIA.EDU or CUNIXC.COLUMBIA.EDU. >Thanks in advance, > > > >Dave Hopper /// Yesterday, CS. | bard@jessica > /// Today, Anthro/History. | .Stanford.EDU > \\\/// | > \XX/ Tomorrow... URBAN TERRORISM! | (Mel Blanc lives!) How 'bout just GIVING me the yacht? -- ******************************************************************************* *Thor Simon * (Oh no! I don't have an Internet address anymore!) * *Formerly simon@ * Now I am: lancelot@spock.uucp * *cs.columbia.edu * or: uunet!hsi!yale!spock!lancelot * ******************************************************************************* * You just can't kill for Jesus. --James Taylor * *******************************************************************************