tcurrey@x102c.harris-atd.com (currey tom 76327) (12/21/89)
>From cbnewsc!msc@att.att.com Thu Dec 21 02:25:34 1989 Return-Path: <cbnewsc!msc@att.att.com> Received: from [192.20.225.1] by X102C.harris-atd.com (5.58/HCX-3.0) From: msc@ihc.att.com (Michael S Cross) To: tcurrey@x102c.harris-atd.com Subject: Re: Kermit binaries and UNIX >I am having troubles with my file >transfer with my UNIX(R) machine and my PROCOMM-PLUS(R). (I have Procomm Plus >version 1.1B if that helps) My UNIX man page states that it uses "96 >character checksummed packets". I can only set my Procomm to "90" in the >setup screen. Would this cause the problem I am seeing: >Is there a "packet length" option >I can use for the UNIX side that will allow me to use the 90 character packets? >Or isn't this my problem??? (I am specifying TEXT on the procomm and NO -i >on the UNIX command line) >--- >Michael S. Cross (msc@ihc.att.com) (312)-982-2018 >AT&T Bell Laboratories, 5555 Touhy Ave., Skokie, IL 60077 >________________________To Live is to risk Dying______________________________ Mike, Sorry, this message bounced in mail several times. You must have a different version of kermit, I can only have a maximum of 94 character packets. Anyway the packets can be changed by typing on your UNIX or other machine: set send packet n { n = # of chars (90) } Also using kermit with PROCOMM you should use "kermit -x -i" on the server. Hope this helps. Tom Currey tcurrey@x102c.harris-atd.com