chiu@cory.Berkeley.EDU (James C.Y. Chiu) (08/21/90)
I'm in need of detail working info on varies file transfer protocols (Y-Modem, Z Modem, Kermit, etc) and am wandering if anyone here can help me (or tell me who to talk to about it...)
chiu@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU ("James C.Y. Chiu") (08/21/90)
I'm in need of detail working info on varies file transfer protocols (Y-Modem, Z Modem, Kermit, etc) and am wandering if anyone here can help me (or tell me who to talk to about it...)
dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) (08/24/90)
From article <9008211431.AA00359@lilac.berkeley.edu>, by chiu@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU ("James C.Y. Chiu"):
> I'm in need of detail working info on varies file transfer protocols
> (Y-Modem, Z Modem, Kermit, etc) and am wandering if anyone here can help
> me (or tell me who to talk to about it...)
I am unaware of a ymodem or zmodem that runs on IBM mainframes. There
is a Kermit implementation available from Columbia that runs under TSO
or CMS.
Frank da Cruz has an excellent book out on the Kermit file transfer
protocol. I can probably mail you a copy of the sixth edition Kermit
Protocol Manual (June 1986) if you like.
David Andrewshank@bitnic.BITNET (08/24/90)
From article <9008211431.AA00359@lilac.berkeley.edu>, by chiu@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU
("James C.Y. Chiu"):
> I'm in need of detail working info on varies file transfer protocols
> (Y-Modem, Z Modem, Kermit, etc) and am wandering if anyone here can help
> me (or tell me who to talk to about it...)
I am unaware of a ymodem or zmodem that runs on IBM mainframes. There
is a Kermit implementation available from Columbia that runs under TSO
or CMS.
Frank da Cruz has an excellent book out on the Kermit file transfer
protocol. I can probably mail you a copy of the sixth edition Kermit
Protocol Manual (June 1986) if you like.
David Andrewsnews@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU (Six o'clock News) (08/25/90)
>I am unaware of a ymodem or zmodem that runs on IBM mainframes. There >is a Kermit implementation available from Columbia that runs under TSO >or CMS. > That is why I am thinking of writing ymodem and zmodem on my own, since I am unable to locate them. From: chiu@cory.Berkeley.EDU (James C.Y. Chiu) Path: cory.Berkeley.EDU!chiu >Frank da Cruz has an excellent book out on the Kermit file transfer >protocol. I can probably mail you a copy of the sixth edition Kermit >Protocol Manual (June 1986) if you like. > I can use such a book, if you would tell me the cost involved. Your help is sincerly appreciated.
dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) (08/28/90)
From article <27212@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>, by news@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU (Six o'clock News): > >>Frank da Cruz has an excellent book out on the Kermit file transfer >>protocol. I can probably mail you a copy of the sixth edition Kermit >>Protocol Manual (June 1986) if you like. >> > I can use such a book, if you would tell me the cost involved. Your help is > sincerly appreciated. _KERMIT A File Transfer Protocol_, Digital Press, 1987 ISBN 0-932376-88-6 Frank da Cruz A good read, tells you everything you need to know about Kermit. The sixth edition Kermit Protocol Manual is copyright Columbia University, but is freely distributable. I'll mail you a copy (it is around 40k bytes). I'll also mail a copy to anyone else who asks. - Dave
hank@bitnic.BITNET (08/28/90)
From article <27212@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>, by news@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU (Six
o'clock News):
>
>>Frank da Cruz has an excellent book out on the Kermit file transfer
>>protocol. I can probably mail you a copy of the sixth edition Kermit
>>Protocol Manual (June 1986) if you like.
>>
> I can use such a book, if you would tell me the cost involved. Your help is
> sincerly appreciated.
_KERMIT A File Transfer Protocol_, Digital Press, 1987
ISBN 0-932376-88-6 Frank da Cruz
A good read, tells you everything you need to know about Kermit.
The sixth edition Kermit Protocol Manual is copyright Columbia University,
but is freely distributable. I'll mail you a copy (it is around 40k bytes).
I'll also mail a copy to anyone else who asks.
- Davedandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews) (08/29/90)
From article <3120@rtmvax.UUCP>, by dandrews@rtmvax.UUCP (David Andrews): > The sixth edition Kermit Protocol Manual is copyright Columbia University, > but is freely distributable. I'll mail you a copy (it is around 40k bytes). > I'll also mail a copy to anyone else who asks. 40k bytes? OOPS, finger check. It is 240k bytes before uuencoding. - Dave