Hi Sean,

SH> We're NOT going to spend days plugging away at it.
SD> If you're interested...

     Some people appear to find a lot more motivation in diminishing the
work of others than in testing it.  Take Rob Swindell, and more recently
Stephen Hurd, for example...  they've kept insulting me thru their ~WEB~
site over a setup they can't tell much about but yet they displayed lots
of efforts when it was time to object systematically for weeks.  To hope
that individuals with such a biased background can be interrested hardly
sounds realistic - check this here:  http://synchro.net/docs/kermit.txt!

     In reality, `MSK.INI' is made "self-documentary" enough to garantee
success and macros ease a SysOp's task well beyond my obstructor's field
of expertise but nothing objective is interresting enough for SysOps who
are conditioned by larger-than-life EGOs...  Nice to see you try though:
it's not often that i can read posts which don't follow the main stream.

SD> ...a setup I have that works with Maximus for Synchronet...
SD> Kermit.Exe -p%p -b%W -t%k -m%d -f%D -r%t  ...that's verbatim...
SD> If you want the actual KERMIT.EXE, let me know and I'll send it...

     I have no idea how `Opus Kermit v1.05' is behaving on `BSD~ systems
but don't forget that Vince Perriello built it from `C-Kermit' code that
dates back to 1985-1986.  `OKermit' was released before 1988 arrived!...

                                    Salutations,

                                    Michel Samson
                                    a/s Bicephale
                                    http://public.sogetel.net/bicephale/


... As LEGACY as it may sound `MS-Kermit' flew to the Space Station!  :)
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