On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, George Vieira wrote:
> I need a WinDoze program that runs on a command line to accept or transmit a
> file using the zmodem protocol.
> There's alot out there but they are all for the GUI and since I'm telnetting
> into a NT4 box, all I have access to is the command prompt.
> I am currently using the good old bz and sz commands under linux and just
> need one for NT
DSZ. It's not free, but from memory it didn't cost much.
There are a number of "free" ones, but you generally get what you pay for
- in 15 years running a BBS, DSZ was the only reliable one I found.
> Anybody used or know of any that I can download for these lamers who don't
> use TCP/IP and just a crappy text terminal access?
You could see if you could find the source toRZ and SZ and just compile
them on NT - not sure if you'll be able to, though.
DaZZa
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