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This is a repost of Kermit-65, with bug-fixes and enhancements in
response to the feedback from the first release. The three parts are
the revised documentation, following this text, and binaries for
KERMIT.COM and KERMITNR.COM, exactly the way the first posting was done.
Please see the documentation for a description of the changes since
first release. (Yes, the infamous binary bug is fixed).
Archive maintainers: Please replace any old versions of Kermit-65 with
this one.
Here's the doc:
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Kermit-65 Manual and bug list Page 1
Kermit-65 for Atari 800s
By John Dunning. Bug reports to me (JRD@Symbolics.COM) via Arpanet.
Other net users will have to find some way of getting mail to Ar-
panet, then use the above address.
Kermit-65 is a port of the kermit-65 available for Commodore frobs.
It runs on 48K Atari 800 family machines. Current version (second
release) is 3.3.
Capabilities:
File transfer, text and binary:
Without going into excruciating detail here, Kermit-65 is a fairly
complete implementation of a user side, using the KERMIT protocol.
It's been tested against Kermit-11 under RSX, and C-Kermit under
VMS and Un*x, and seems to work fine. For a description of what
the KERMIT file protocol is all about, and something about how the
it works, see the 'Kermit protocol' section at the end of this do-
cument.
Terminal emulation:
Glass tty, Vt52, or Vt100. Supports 3 flavors of screen
configuration; Atari standard screen, 80-column pannable
(40-column visible) like VTERM, and 80-column graphics, like
V10SQR. Terminal emulation modes may be used in any combination
with screen configurations, though some combinations won't work
real well; for instance trying to do full-screen Vt100-style ed-
itting when using the Atari screen is a good way to lose.
Local file management:
Kermit-65 includes Directory, Erase, and Rename commands, allowing
the user to do most kinds of maintainance operations without leav-
ing the program. It also allows you set set the default drive to
any value 1 thru 8, so you're not stuck using a single drive for
everything.
Typing at Kermit-65:
The command processor accepts command lines, consisting of a key-
word, optionally some more keywords, and optional values. Things
in command lines are delimited by spaces, and terminated by <CR>.
At any time, you may type '?' to get a list of valid completions
for the word you're typing. You need not type keywords
completely; however much uniquely identifies the word you want is
enough. At any time, <ESC> will attempt to complete what you've
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typed so far. Note that if you've typed a word, but haven't hit a
<space> or <ESC> yet, so that the cursor's at the end of the word,
'?' will tell you that there's only the one possibility. Hit a
space, then '?', for a list of possibilities for the next word.
Some commands are 'defaults' in the sense that if you type some-
thing non-unique, and hit escape, and one of the possibilities is
a 'default', it will win over the other possibilities. One exam-
ple of this is 'Send'.
Example: The following illustrates a typical interaction between
you, the user, and Kermit-65. The stuff that Kermit types
(prompts, echos of partial commands, and help) is on the left,
stuff typed by the user is in the middle, and commentary is on the
right.
Kermit types: You type: Comments:
"Kermit-65>" Kermit prompts.
"s?" User starts typing a
command starting with
"s", then hits "?" for
help.
"Keyword, one of the following: Kermit prints possible
set show for "s"...
send
Kermit-65>s" and reprompts, with the
partial command.
"et?" User finishes the "set"
command, and asks for
help again.
"Keyword, one of the following: Kermit prints the (one)
set possible completion.
Kermit-65>set"
" ?" User hits a space, then
asks for help again.
"Keyword, one of the following:" Kermit prints possible
(various subcommands of 'set' here) completions for words
that can follow "set"
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Kermit-65 commands:
Bye
Tells the kermit on the other side to log out, and ex-
its Kermit-65.
Finish
Tells the kermit on the other side to exit server
mode, but stay logged in.
Connect
Puts Kermit-65 in terminal mode, using whatever param-
eters are currently set for Terminal and Screen confi-
guration. See 'Set Terminal' and 'Set screen' for
more details.
Quit
Exit from Kermit-65 back to Atari DOS.
Exit
Same as Quit.
Get
<file spec>
Ask the kermit on the other side to send the named
file, using whatever file and protocol parameters are
currently in effect. See 'Set' for more details.
Note that <file spec> may be wildcarded; assuming the
serving kermit allows that. In that case the serving
kermit may send several files; Kermit-65 will try to
receive all of them.
Send
<file spec>
Send the named file to the kermit on the other side.
If the file spec is wildcarded (using DOS FMS wildcard
rules) all matching files are sent. In the latter
case, the Kermit on the other side should be in Server
mode, so that it can deal with a whole sequence of in-
coming files.
Receive
<file name>
Attempt to receive into the named file. Assumes the
other kermit is already trying to send it. If no file
name is given, Kermit-65 will attempt to get the name
from the file-header information coming from the other
side. This is the command to use after telling the
other kermit "Send <something>".
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Set
Baud
(50..9600)
Sets baud rate on the comm port to the supplied value.
Parity
Even, Odd, Mark, Space, None
Sets specified parity for the comm port. See the
Atari 850 man for more details on the behaviour of the
various parity options.
Word-size
Seven, Eight
Set frame size used for comm port. The default is
eight-bit. The preferred value for this depends on
what the parameters of the serial line are set to on
the other side. In my experience, older systems will
tend to use seven-bit configurations, more modern ones
will tend to use eight-bits. If you're not sure, it
usually works to use eight-bit.
Default-disk
<1..8>
Sets the default disk for all file operations. Legal
values are 1 to 8, inclusive.
Rs232-registers
<16-bit hex number>
Directly sets some of the the values used when confi-
guring the serial port. Specifically, the high byte
is used as the AUX1 parameter for the XIO 38 (config-
ure translation and parity) and the low byte is used
as the AUX1 parameter for the XIO 36 (configure baud
rate and word size). This allows settings to be used
that aren't covered by the supplied keywords in Baud,
Parity, and Word-size.
Debugging
Off, Terse, Verbose
Turns on/off various debug msgs strewn around in the
code.
Eight-bit-quoting
On, Off
Turns on/off eight-bit mode quoting in the kermit pro-
tocol. The default is off.
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File-warning
On, Off
When this mode is on, Kermit-65 will refuse to
overwrite files when receiving. When it attempts to
receive a file that's already present, it will alter
the filename of the incoming file so as not to
overwrite the old version. The algorithm for altering
the filename is to replace the extension field of the
name with a 2 digit hex number, and retry. If the
file still exists, the number is incremented. This
repeats until a free name is found, or the extension
reaches "FF", at which time the receive is aborted.
(I think it's never possible to get that far anyway,
as you can't put 256 files on one of these disks)
File-type
Atascii
This is a standard atari text file, and is the default
mode. End of line is signalled by the ATEOL character
($9B). When sending, other ATASCII characters are
translated to their ASCII equivalents, ie ATTAB ($7F)
-> Tab ($09), ATRUB ($7E) -> Rubout ($7F). The file
header info generated indicates that a text file is
being sent. Receiving one does the opposite transfor-
mation.
Ascii
Files are sent/received as ordinary ascii-text. Line
terminators are assumed to be CR ($0D) followed by LF
($0A), and are handled in the usual kermit fashion.
No translation of data happens. This mode isn't the
right thing for regular old text files, but is useful
for sending around files that are output in plain as-
cii from various utilities. For example, I have a
word processor program which produces formatted output
files in ascii, intended to be dumped directly to a
printer. This mode gets them over to my pdp-11's
print spooler.
Binary
Data is sent in kermit binary form, no line termina-
tors etc.
Flow-control
On, Off
Turns ^S^Q flow control on/off for the incoming line.
See 'Com port handling', below, for more details.
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Ibm-mode
On, Off
Turns on/off 'IBM mode'. This is apparently a stan-
dard thing in kermit implementations, made necessary
by the wierditudes designed into the blue equipment.
This code has been left as is, so it's got some chance
of working, but has not been tested.
Local-echo
On, Off
Controls echo mode in terminal emulator. Default is
off.
Send
End-of-line, Padding, Timeout, Pad-char, Quote-char,
Eight-bit-quote, Packet-length
Sets one of the listed parameters for the transmitting
side of the kermit protocol. Padding, timeout
(seconds), and packet-length are in decimal, the oth-
ers (character codes) are in hex. This command is
primarily used when talking to a kermit that can't or
won't use the standard set of protocol characters for
beginning-of-frame, end-of-frame, etc. As such, it's
not generally useful, at least I've never seen a ker-
mit that required it. There are things that might
come in handy, though. For instance, if you've got an
exceptionally dirty phone connection, you might want
to set the frame size down from the default of 94. In
that case, you might say "Set Send Frame-size 30".
Note that Send parameters can be reset by the other
Kermit sending one of the kinds of packets that re-
quest certain values, so you may have to tell him di-
rectly, to get the effect you want.
Receive
All parameters settable same as 'Send'
Screen-driver
Atari
The standard 24x40 Atari screen driver. This mode
does its output to the internal E: device. This
isn't very useful for complicated things, but is sup-
plied in case kermit's running someplace where there's
not enough memory to do anything better. (Besides, I
had to have all the code for it lying aound for other
reasons, so why not?)
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40-column
A 24x80 screen, using the character CTIA mode. Since
that mode only allows 40 visible columns, the screen
is pannable left to right, allowing any 40-column
chunk to be displayed. The terminal code will attempt
to keep the cursor visible by panning around while
output is happening. You can also pan manually using
the Start and Select keys. In this mode, reverse- vi-
deo output works, but none of the other highlighting
types.
80-column
A 24x80 screen, using the hi-res (320 bits/raster)
graphics CTIA mode. In this mode, both reverse video
and underlining are supported. This is the default
setting for screen mode.
Terminal-emulation
Vt100, Vt52, None
Sets the terminal emulation mode to the specified va-
lue. The default is Vt100.
Show
any of the same keywords as 'Set', or 'All'
Display the value(s) of the specified thing(s). 'All'
displays the values of everything in sight.
Status
Dump various goodies about the last file transfer; characters
in, out, naks, timeouts etc.
Directory [<filespec>]
Display a directory list from the default drive. <filespec>
is optional, if omitted, it defaults to "*.*".
Rename <from-filespec> <to-filespec>
Does a rename operation on files on the default drive. Either
filespec may be wildcarded, in which case the rename operation
happens according to the rules described in the ATARI OS FMS
documentation.
Erase <filespec>
Erases files on the default drive. Filespec may be wild-
carded, in which case the erase operation happens according to
the rules described in the ATARI OS FMS documentation.
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Save
Dump Kermit-65 parameters such as screen settings, send/re-
ceive parameters, etc to an init file "KERMIT.INI" on the
default disk.
Restore
Read parameters from "KERMIT.INI" back into the running
Kermit-65.
Help
Gives a summary of the above command list.
Other interesting things about terminal modes:
Depending on what terminal you're using, there are several things
which may be of interest. In 40 or 80 column modes, there's a
status line under the 24 data lines. It displays what special
keys are active, and the status of the comm port. In 40 column
mode, Start pans the screen right, and Select pans left. In both
40 and 80 col modes, Option is used to get the kermit's attention.
In Atari mode, c-Y is used instead.
Once you have kermit's attention, it wants a character; one of:
C Break the connection
B Send a break (approx 1/4 sec)
S Display status
Function keys:
Kermit-65 can generate function key sequences ala VT100. The cur-
rent function key bindings are as follows: (c-sh- means
control-shift...)
c-sh-0..c-sh-9 keypad 0 thru 9
c-sh-. keypad dot
c-sh-backspace keypad minus
c-sh-, keypad comma
c-sh-return Enter
c-sh-q..c-sh-r PF1..PF4
c-sh-- Up arrow
c-sh-= Down arrow
c-sh-< Left arrow
c-sh-> Right arrow
Other key bindings for things not on the Atari keyboard:
sh-< { (left brace)
sh-> } (right brace)
sh-backspace ~ (tilde)
c-sh-backspace, or c-7 ` (backquote)
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These key bindings aren't quite what I had in mind, but the OS rom
won't let me get at all the control-shift keypresses, so they'll
have to do for now. I encourage any feedback about how these
feel. I've been using them for a while now, and they don't seem
as bad as I expected. In particular, they work passably well when
using EDT (I'm typing this document with it), which I think is an
indication that they're useable, as it's a real keypad hog.
Other special keys:
The Atari key (/|\ on 800 vintage dinosaurs like mine, |/| on
newer 800XL vintage equipment) behaves in a special fashion when
using Kermit-65. It toggles a flag that causes input from the
comm port to be held up, rather than processed as soon as possi-
ble. This is useful for causing the screen to hold up temporarily
when in terminal mode. If flow control is enabled, it behaves in
the expected fashion; it'll tell the other side to shut up until
you press the Atari key again, to let pending input be processed
again.
The status line:
When in 40-column or 80-column terminal modes, there's a 25th line
below the usual 24 lines of terminal screen. This is the status
line. It will look something like this:
K65: Option + o v Rs ok
There are several interesting things displayed here: At the left
side, after "K65", is a list of which special keys (option,
select, start) are active at the moment. If you press Option,
this will change to a prompt for the special characters that can
follow Option. In column 22 ('+', above) will appear '+' or '-',
or space. This indicator shows you the state of the flow-control
logic; + means incoming traffic is enabled, - means it's
disabled. Note that it when flow-control is turned on (see com-
mands, above) this flag will toggle back and forth between + and -
as the flow-control logic does its thing. If flow-control is
turned off, it will just sit on + all the time. Column 24 ('o'
above) will contain a blot if comm-port reading is suspended,
space otherwise. In column 26, ('v') above, is the caps lock in-
dicator. It will display an up-arrow if caps are locked, or a
down-arrow if not. In column 32 is a message describing the last
known state of the comm port.
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Com port handling:
In its current configuration, Kermit-65 expects to talk thru an
Atari 850. In principal, that ought not to be a restriction, but
I (JRD) only have an 850 to test with, and don't know what re-
quirements there are for other devices. I've tried to be scrupu-
lous about sticking to the documented interfaces to things,
however, so I'd expect any driver that adheres to the spec to
work.
The port's opened and closed a lot; you'll hear it, as I've left
the 'noisy bus' option turned on. It uses page 6 ($600) as an IO
buffer. Since that's only 256 bytes, there's the possibility of
overruns at high baud rates. When flow-control's on, Kermit will
attempt to shut off the other side when it sees more than 50 bytes
pending; it will turn it back on when there's less than 10.
As of this writing, Kermit-65 has been out in the field for a
while, and seems to work ok with things other than 850s. One word
of caution; I've gotten some feedback to the effect that the de-
fault timeout values I chose are too short for reliable operation
at low baud rates. I've decided not to change the defaults, as
you can easily change them in your KERMIT.INI file, and because
most folks seem to have access to 1200 bps modems and things these
days. However, if you're running at 300 bps and seeing reliabil-
ity problems, try pushing the timeouts up to say 15 sec or so.
Other ramblings:
Version 3.3 loads at $2D20, and uses up thru about $B000. That
means it'll only run on 48K machines. It appears to run fine on
XL and XE equipment, but most of my testing has been on an 800, so
there may be some problems. BTW, that load address was chosen be-
cause the latest version of DOS XL for Indus GT's uses up thru
$2D14 when it's configured for two drives, and the 850 driver is
loaded. Older versions of DOS XL take up less memory, as does
DOS. I don't know what the requirements are for things like Spar-
tados. If anyone comes up with a conflict, let me know, and I'll
assemble you a version that's org'ed somewhere else.
On XLs and XEs, kermit-65 will require that the machine be booted
with BASIC disabled, as it's not yet bright enough to detect that
that's where it is and map out the cart. (if anyone knows how to
do that, and feels like saving me some work...) Kermit-65 is
available in 'bare' form, or with an autoloader for the 850 driver
prepended to it. The bare version requires that you load whatever
rs232 driver you're going to use first, then run kermit. The au-
toloader equipped version does that for you.
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For those of you who have YAU (posted separately) the byte count
and checksum values for KERMIT.COM and KERMITNR.COM respectively
are 24622, #x5F17; and 24408, #x1560.
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Credits
I blew it when distributing the first version of this document, and
forgot to include this section. Mea culpa.
Many thanks to my beta testers, in particular Marshall Abrams, for
his patience in dealing with initial versions of this thing, and for
aid in making this document clearer. Thanks also to John Sangster
for helping nail down my obscure terminal emulator bugs, and miscel-
laneous kibutzing. (Sorry John, I still haven't gotten in the key
defining util. Maybe next version).
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Bugs and misfeatures:
There's no way to set the comm port to other than R1:. Does any-
one care?
The help processor doesn't deal properly with upper-case, and
thinks there are no completions.
Vt100 mode is missing still missing insert/delete character.
Blinking fields, bright fields, double-high, double-wide, and
132-col mode are not supported. (Reverse vid and underline are)
There's currently no way to set the screen colors.
It's possible to confuse yourself by hitting c-1 in terminal mode,
as my screen drivers ignore it, but Atari's doesn't. You're fine
until you break the connection, then everything appears to wedge
up.
Flow control for the incoming side of the connection isn't imple-
mented. This can cause problems when trying to send at high baud
rates to a host that's got a stupid serial driver, or a small ty-
peahead buffer.
The part of the command parser that deals with pathnames is com-
pletely bankrupt (that's what I get for using old code), and
doesn't work properly unless it's told that a null pathname is le-
gal. The result of all this is that when entering pathnames and
asking for help before entering any data, it will tell you "input
file spec or confirm with <cr>". Pay no attention to the man be-
hind the curtain; you really do have to put a pathname in there
for anything to happen.
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Bugs fixed for v 3.1
Save and Restore now actually do something, instead of being ef-
fectively no-ops.
Rename and Erase commands are now implemented. This means that
virtually all file operations one cares about (while up/download-
ing) can be done without leaving Kermit.
File-warning mode has been fixed so that it really does something
useful, instead of just bitching about the file conflict.
The pathname parsing substrate has been installed, so that de-
faulting and merging can be done in a reasonable fashion, instead
of by ad hoc kludgery.
The screen hacking code has been cleaned up a good bit, so as not
to be continually clearing the screen when doing transfers.
Logging code has been added to tell the user what files are being
sent and received.
Status and help commands in terminal mode are now working.
The directory command now takes an optional filespec parameter.
Bugs fixed for v 3.2
Binary mode now works again. (Sheesh!)
Rename and Erase routines now make sure the comm port's closed be-
fore attempting to hack the disk.
The user interface has been cleaned up some; all numeric values
other than character codes and some debugging info is now dis-
played and entered in decimal, rather than hex.
Bugs fixed for v 3.3
Fixed a dumb bug in terminal code that caused graphics mode to be
entered at unexpected times.
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Fixed file reading code so as not to get confused and generate an
extra byte when running under non-standard things like SpartaDos.
Cleaned up Directory code; using new pathname-mapping substrate.
Added support for wildcarded pathnames in Send code.
Fixed packet-dumping debug code to not mask off top bit of char,
and quote everything to keep from interpreting screen hacking
chars.
Fixed init code to look for an init file on D1, and read it if
found.
Fixed flow control code so as not to wedge up unexpectedly.
Re-enabled the suspend-input capability, using the Atari (/|\)
key.
Break (Option-B) in terminal mode has been fixed.
Cleaned up the font used in 80-col mode.
Removed Speedscript file type, as Speedscript apparently just uses
plain vanilla text files. Changed default file type to Atascii.
Added caps lock functionality, similar to standard Atari kbd
driver.
Fixed a bug in terminal mode that was trashing the stack.
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The Kermit Protocol
The following a brief description of the Kermit file protocol, ex-
cerpted from one of the many documents kicking around. If you al-
ready know what it is, or don't care, skip this section.
The Kermit protocol allows many (if not most) types of computer
systems to effect, at minimum, error free file transfer with other
systems and microcomputers over asynchronous lines.
Introduction
With the widespread use of personal computers the need for file
exchange between systems has become of foremost concern among
users and managers alike. There are many commercial products
available which meet this need, some of which may offer more ad-
vanced functions such as transparent record oriented file access.
Networks that do this, such as DECnet, can be expensive, and if
your computer or microcomputer is not on the network your needs
won't be met. Transfer of files with removable disks can work,
but generally only when the computers are of the same type, it's
not very useful when the systems are removed in location. Rarely
will a larger mini or supermini be able to read a microcomputer's
disk.
A more realistic approach, from both cost and convenience, is to
find a way to use ordinary telecommunications and/or in-house PBX
systems to connect computers and microcomputers together. If a
local connection using a PBX or front end switch is not available,
there is always dialup access with standard 103/212 modems. Data
can be transferred with very simple methods, such as TYPING a file
on one system and capturing it on the other system, but this gives
no protection from noise and overrun of data. It is not very user
friendly either. What is really needed is a protocol to accom-
plish file transfer reliably and efficiently.
The first obvious use of any program or protocol designed to ac-
complish file transfer is to be able to provide the ability to
support file uploads and downloads from minis and superminis such
as the VAX and PDP-11 to remote personal computers, such as the
Atari 800. It should also be widely available for many different
micros and mainframes. File transfer from micro to micro, as well
as from a larger central host, should be possible. The command
interface should be easy to learn, and require no intervention
from a central site operator or other user. The many implementa-
tions of Kermit follow these lines, and all versions allow some
form of transfer in either direction. More advanced versions,
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such as those found on the PDP-11, DEC10/20 and VAX, offer what is
known as server operation, which allow the remote (connected) Ker-
mit system to completely control the file exchanges from their
system. Since as of this writing (October 9, 1985) there are
available over 160 versions of Kermit available for numerous mi-
cro, mini and mainframe configurations, Kermit addresses this need
quite well.
While the primary use of Kermit will likely be to support file
transfer from microcomputer to mini/supermini and mainframe con-
nections, there are many uses for Kermit for connections from mini
to mini and so on.
The Kermit protocol
The Kermit protocol is designed to operate over normal asynchro-
nous terminal lines. All data and commands are transferred with a
packet oriented protocol, basically consisting of a start of
packet character (normally SOH), followed by length, control, data
and checksum fields. Communication is half duplex, in that for
every packet sent, the sender must wait for either an acknowledge-
ment packet (ACK) or a negative acknowledgement packet (NAK).
Transmission is in ascii, with no requirements for the transmis-
sion of eight bit characters or control characters other than
control-A for marking the start of a packet. All 'control' char-
acters imbedded in the data are prefixed to convert them to print-
able characters, the same applying to eight bit characters if
required by the characteristics of the line. Since there are many
different implementations of Kermit, the protocol provides a me-
chanism by which the capabilities of two connected Kermits can be
negotiated to allow for differences in the level of protocol sup-
port. Examples of protocol features that not all Kermits under-
stand include data compression and transfer of file attributes.
The packet format is
+------+-----+-----+------+---------------+-------+
| MARK | LEN | SEQ | TYPE | DATA... | CHECK |
+------+-----+-----+------+---------------+-------+
where all fields consist of ASCII characters, and the char func-
tion converts a number in the range 0-94 (10) to a printable ASCII
character by adding 32 (10). The MARK, LEN, SEQ and TYPE fields
are one byte, the DATA field is variable in size, and the CHECK
field is one to three bytes in size.
The MARK (normally control A) signifies the start of a packet.
The length field tells how long the rest of the packet is. The
SEQ field is used to insure synchronization used to detect lost or
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duplicate packets. The SEQ number wraps around every 64 packets
due to the need to encode it as a printable ascii character in the
range 32 (10) to 126 (10). The TYPE field specifies whether the
packet is a DATA or CONTROL packet. The DATA section is used for
the actual transfer of data or informative messages from a Kermit
server, this field can be up to 90 characters in length. Any
character whose low seven bits fall in the range of 0 to 37 (8),
ie, char and 177 (8) is less than 40 (8), will have the value 100
(8) exclusive or'ed (xor'ed) with itself and be prefixed by a
shift character, '#'. Other shift characters may be use for eight
bit characters if the line characteristics require such. Data
compression may also occur in the data field, this is done with
yet another shift code and byte count sequence. The CHECK field
is a checksum, either a one character, two character or three
character CRC check; the sender computes it and the receiver must
compute it and compare. A checksum mismatch will result in the
receiver sending a NAK packet (negative acknowledgment) which di-
rects the sender to resend the NAK'ed packet. The packet may be
following by a terminator (likely an ascii 13). This terminator
is NOT part of the protocol and is sent only to tell the receiver
that a 'line' is present. Not all Kermit implementations require
this; all Kermits will discard data outside of a packet in any
event.
Error detection and recovery is by checksum, as noted, and by
packet read timeouts. If the packet should be corrupted the
checksum will be incorrect, the receiver will NAK the packet. If
an expected packet never arrives within the timeout period, or if
the received packet is not the expected one (as determined by the
SEQ field) the packet will also be NAK'ed. There are limits as to
how many times an expected packet will be NAK'ed without aborting
the current operation.
Packet types
D Data
Y Acknowledgement (ACK), test may be in DATA field
N Negative Acknowledgement (NAK)
S Send initiate (Send-Init)
R Receive Initiate
B Break (EOT, end of transmission)
F File name header
Z End of file (EOF, end of current file)
E Error packet, text may be present in DATA field
G Generic SERVER command. The first character in the
data field will be a command to a server, arguments
may follow that character.
I Login, user and password follow in data field
C CWD, change working or default directory.
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L Bye, Logout server
F Finish, Exit server, but do not log out
E Erase, delete files on server system
D Directory query
U Disk space usage query
T Type a file onto local kermit
R Rename file(s) on server system
K Copy file(s) on server system
W Who's logged in, as in sho sys, sy/s, dev tt
M Send a terminal message to a user
H Help, the server responds with commands it can do
Q Server status query
P Program, run a program
J Journal
V Variable, alter a Kermit setting
C Execute host command. The host command follows in
the data field.
Note that some of the generic server commands, as well as the C
packet, may not be feasible for a given environment. For in-
stance, the REMOTE LOGIN command, which sends the generic I com-
mand to the server, can only be done under systems that allow you
to dial up and start a Kermit without logging in; the generic U
command (disk space) is meaningless under some systems (like RSX)
unless one wants the free space on the entire volume. No Kermit
server will abort on receiving a packet it can't execute, it will
simply send an error packet with an informative message saying it
can't process the requested function.
An example of a Kermit-65 kermit telling a PRO Kermit-11 server to
expect a file follows. The Kermit-65 command was "Send foo.txt"
(0)Atari sends: * S~# @-#Y(
(0)Pro sends: 0 Y~* @-#Y1~* ~T
(1)Atari sends: *!FFOO.TXTE
(1)Pro sends: #!Y?
(2)Atari sends: S"DThis is a test file#M#J
containing two lines.#M#JU
(2)Pro sends: #"Y@
(3)Atari sends: ##ZB
(3)Pro sends: ##YA
(4)Atari sends: #$B+
(4)Pro sends: #$YB
In packet zero, the Kermits exchanged information regarding their
capabilities. The Atari sent an 'S' packet with the data for its
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maximum packet length, default time out, number of pad characters
to follow a packet (none, hence the space), use a null for pad-
ding, end of line terminator (a CR + 32), the prefix character for
control characters, and a 'YES' to say the it can prefix eight bit
characters with the default. It doesn't send any of the extension
fields, like indicators for multi-byte CRCs, file header info etc.
In packet 1, the Atari sends the filename the Pro should use for
the file it creates. The Pro then sends the acknowledgement. In
packet three, the Atari sends the first (and only for this file)
packet of data. Note that the sequence #M#J is a carriage re-
turn/line feed sequence with 100 (8) xored into each character.
The '#' character informs the other Kermit that it must xor the
next character with 100 (8). In packet three the Atari sends an
EOF packet, the Pro acks it. In packet four, the Atari sends a
break packet which tell the Pro that no more files (of a possibly
wildcard group) are coming and the Pro Kermit acks the break
packet. The Pro kermit then enters the server idle state. More
specific information regarding Kermit packets and state transi-
tions can be found in the references listed at the end of the
article.
Future directions
With the advent of packet switched networks and satellite communi-
cations the Kermit protocol will likely be extended to increase
efficiency over such links. The main problem is the half duplex
nature of Kermit, the packet acknowledgements can take up to sev-
eral seconds in transit thus drastically reducing the throughput.
There are several possibilities under discussion and a standard
should be appearing shortly.
Summary
With the knowledge that there are Kermit implementations for most
personal computers in use it becomes apparent that the Kermit
standard is well worth looking in to.
(End of protocol description)
For more documentation on what Kermit protocol is all about, see
the extensive doc available from the Kermit folks at CU20B.ARPA.
Kermit-65 Manual and bug list Page 21
References:
Kermit: A File-transfer Protocol for Universities
Frank da Cruz and Bill Catchings
BYTE Magazine, June/July 1984
The Kermit Protocol Manual, version 5
Frank da Cruz April 1984
Columbia University Center for Computing Activities
Information on obtaining Kermit:
KERMIT Distribution
Columbia University Center for Computing Activities
7th Floor, Watson Laboratory
612 West 115th Street
New York, N.Y. 10025
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