Subj : Kermit on TeleGard
To : Sean Dennis
From : Michel Samson
Date : Tue Oct 19 2004 05:07 am
Hi Sean, [Replying to a post which didn't distribute fully...]
About "Pure DOS TelNet ZMoDem" of October 16:
SD> CKOKer32.EXE has a problem (read: bug) in it somewhere...
Then i agree, it's better to avoid trouble by using `CKOKer16.EXE'!
MS> ...i didn't expect ~TelNet~ using `SIO'/`VMoDem' to redirect data to
MS> ~COM1~... A "Named Pipe" or else was mentioned...
SD> Under OS/2, using SIO/VMODEM, everything uses comports... It's all
SD> as if you're using a dialup BBS (which is why Telegard/2 works so
SD> well with it). You don't use any sockets, named pipes, et al.
Oh, then wouldn't it be simpler just to use `MS-Kermit.EXE' instead
of `CKOKer16.EXE' in that case? Hummm... I need to load `CKOKer16.EXE'
in a `W32' DOS box and see what happens - this should work, as i recall,
but if it doesn't then i must find the means to figure a few things out!
%-)
SD> I am actually having a harder time getting the configuration of
SD> TG/2's protocol setup rather than getting Kermit to work. For that,
SD> we should probably move this over to TG_SUPPORT.
Then i'll meet you in the `TeleGard Support' area and hope for less
noise than what i've been able to observe everywhere else this month!...
Salutations, 8^)
Michel Samson
a/s Bicephale
http://public.sogetel.net/bicephale/
... And only 8088+DOS+TCP/IP+TelNet+Kermit+.QWK technologies were used?!
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