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-=> Quoting Mike Roberts to Scott Adams <=-
> My question is that why use Kermit? Its so ancient or did they come
> out with a modern version? :)
MR> I can only answer this question in my experience. I guess there are
MR> still some dos users who refuse to upgrade their software, for
MR> whatever reason. My understanding is, that the cannot use z-modem fdsz
MR> or cexyz either. for uploads, when telnetting. supposedly it does not
MR> work on a telnet connection. I have a good user who, this was the
MR> case. However her husband, being good with Computers, had done some
MR> modifications, which allowed zmodem use on telnet with dos. In the
MR> Blue wave Echo this is talked about quite a bit. It just boils down
MR> to, as a sysop, is it important to provide kermit for the few. I must
MR> say, I agree with you, it seems like there really is no call for it.
MR> If it wasn't for the one user on my system, It isn't worth the effort
MR> to fix it or provide it. Many do disagree with me though. On the other
MR> hand the proof is in the pudding. It's not like their is a clammer to
MR> provide kermit. There is a hand full of bbs users though who seem to
MR> want it, maybe for more reasons than I have given here.
Well I didn't think of the telnet aspect. Could be a problem there.
But not telnet so don't know. I know I've not had a user to
use X or Y modem in...gosh...must be...12 years at LEAST. Its
been so long can't even recall one using it. I do know they
did in the early days often but I still have it here.
... "Its PsyCorps, isn't it?" - Sheridan
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