Hi all, I am trying to download a binary file using kermit from a unix server while logged into it in a shell session via telnet...
I am using a win3.11 telnet client(QVT/Term) to shell into my ISP's unix server... so far so good until now where/when I want to download/upload a binary file... In my telnet client(QVT/Term) I can go into Kermit Transfer Mode with a "test" or "binary" option along a "directory" entry box(which default is my directory where my telnet client(QVT/Term) is on *my*(Win3.11) machine), a "file" entry box, a "bytes" entry box and a "message" entry box as well as a "disconnect" or "Shutdown" option... how are these options used in a zmodem/xmodem/ymodem unix telnet upload/download session?? my question is this: how do I download using this Kermit from my ISP's unix server which I only know uses sx, sz and sy proto's/commands?? do I type sz -b at the unix prompt? then go into kermit transfer mode and wait? are zmodem, xmodem, ymodem compatible or can they be made compatible with kermit transfer mode?? please help Andy on a lighter note; I attempted to e-mail the .bmp file in question and a .doc file to myself using Arachne 1.66 yet only the .bmp attachment(which was attached as attachment #1) got through(I didn't check them in the outbox*) yet in mime?uuencoded? gobbedy-gook printed out format rather than a separate distinguishable file-attachment... why is this? why did this happen? just curious... i've had success attaching .doc files to arachne e-mails in the past without them coming out printed out in mime?uuencoded? format *my copy of arachne 1.66 has gotten "buggy" lately with not only chopping off any attachments other than attachment #1 but also with *now* being unable to mail to multiple e-mail addresses... only the first one in the To: field Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe from SURVPC send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe SURVPC in the body of the message. Also, trim this footer from any quoted replies. More info can be found at; http://www.softcon.com/archives/SURVPC.html
