chris@super.ORG (Chris P. Ross) (10/13/89)
Greetings. I have been getting myself more involved in taking IBM binaries
from off of the net and other sources, in uuencoded format, and I have no way
(that I know of) to transfer these files in binary form to my pc at home
(modem connection to SRC) If any of you know of a way to do this (I think I
may be able to do this by working from PC's at SRC and connected through the
local net there, but i haven't tried it) I would much appriciate hearing of it.
Thanks you.
- Chris
Please respond via email (chris@super.org) as I don't do near as much
news reading as I'd like to.
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Chris P. Ross @ SRC | Internet: chris@super.org
"There can be only one..." | UUCP : uunet!super!chris
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Several of the commercial and non-commercial TCP/IP packages support SLIP as defined in RFC 1055 (Serial Line IP - uses standard asynch hardware). You'd need to set up something to be the other end, but many Unices and terminal concentrators can do this. Almost all of the DOS TCP/IPs have FTP clients (PC-IP doesn't). Many of them also have servers. James B. VanBokkelen 26 Princess St., Wakefield, MA 01880 FTP Software Inc. voice: (617) 246-0900 fax: (617) 246-0901