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| subject: | Re: Setting up Kermit protocol with TG |
-=> Quoting Sean Dennis to Scott Adams <=-
SA> Kermit? That's a bit of a fallback isn't it ? :)
SD> Actually, it's been requested by three people. Kermit /IS/ actually a
SD> more superior protocol for the Internet than ZModem because ZModem was
SD> designed for POTS, Kermit was designed for the Internet.
True. I forgot about that. I first used Kermit for some mainframe
work back in 1984 or so. That does make sense now that I
think of it.
SA> nope..nothing at ALL found. Only one keyword search
SA> found and it was in relation to programming. Not even
SA> my 2.7 stuff. Most programs like HSLink sorta integrates
SA> kermit in it.
SD> So setting up something like HSLink would do the trick? I personally
SD> don't need it, but if it's requested, I'd like to set it up.
I use HSlink here. I BELEIVE it support the kermit..X/Y/Z formats
depending the protocol and connection. I could be wrong. I've
not set it up in like 8-9 years :) It also has a nice graphical
interface so you see a light bar moving rather than some #s.
I can sit across the room and know when a user is done downloading
BW or files by a glance at the screen. Otherwise I'd have to
get up and creep closer to check. IT also has a GAME in it :)
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