I apologize. My problem is actually for a Sun station (running Solaris
7), but I was hoping someone could help. I have a network camera that I
am trying to transfer pictures from. Here is a screen shot of the
negotiation.

--------- snip -------
 (/home/u4ri9jjg/test/) C-Kermit>dial 4728
  Trying: 4728...
  Device: /dev/ttya, modem: usrobotics, speed: 19200
  Dial timeout: 70 seconds
  To cancel: type your interrupt character (normally Ctrl-C).
  Call complete: "CONNECT 19200/ARQ/V34/LAPM/V42BIS".
 Connecting to /dev/ttya, speed 19200.
 The escape character is Ctrl-\ (ASCII 28, FS)
 Type the escape character followed by C to get back,
 or followed by ? to see other options.
 ----------------------------------------------------

        Welcome!

   You are connected to the host shell of your Axis Camera Server.
   Try 'help' for a list of available commands, or
   just 'sz fullsize.jpg' to download an image.

 login: root
 Password: *******
 Root access granted.
 $ sz fullsize.jpg
 Zmodem sending, control-x to abort.
 **B0
 ----------------------------------------------------
 rz ready. Type "sz file ..." to your modem program
 **B010000012f4ced

---------------------snip-------------------

If you follow what is happening above you see that I am able to connect
to the camera interactivley. But as you can see the xterm locks up at
this point!!!

I have a .kermrc file that looks like:

 define rz !rz < /dev/ttyS3 > /dev/ttyS3
 define sz !sz \%0 > /dev/ttyS3 < /dev/ttyS3
 set line /dev/ttya
 set speed 19200
 set modem type usrobotics
 set protocol zmodem
 conn

 My first crack at a kermit script  gives this for results:

 102 camsun(u4ri9jjg):/home/u4ri9jjg/test > kermit <ker1.src
 Connecting to /dev/ttya, speed 19200.
 The escape character is Ctrl-\ (ASCII 28, FS)
 Type the escape character followed by C to get back,
 or followed by ? to see other options.
 ?Carrier required but not detected.
 ***********************************
  Hint: To CONNECT to a serial device that
  is not presenting the Carrier Detect signal,
  first tell C-Kermit to:

    SET CARRIER-WATCH OFF

 ***********************************

 ?No keywords match - transact.log
 Kermit command error in background execution
 Closing /dev/ttya...OK

 The script looks like:

 log transactions
 log session
 write transact.log \v(date) Run from \v(dir) at \v(time)\13\10
 write session.log \v(date) Run from \v(dir) at \v(time)\13\10
 :start
 ;set take echo on        ; enable trace output of this script
 set line /dev/ttya
 set speed 19200
 set modem type usrobotics
 set protocol zmodem
 dial 4728
 if failure goto quit
 set count 7
 output {root}
 pause 1
 output {kelseym}
 pause 2
 rz
 output {sz fullsize.jpg}

 :quit
 hangup                          ; hang up the modem link
 close all
 exit

 Any Help ideas? Thanks all.

------------

R. Haehnel


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