frankhua@cs.mcgill.ca (Frank X.J HUANG) (01/25/91)
I have been having this problem for a long time: can't upload a
file from my pc to Unix machine using Win3.0 transfer function. I use
xmodem and there is no problem with downloading a file.
I will appreciate any help/comments/suggestion/solution/hints. I don't
want to switch to procomm each time I opload a file. :-)
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In article <1991Jan24.195805.5882@cs.mcgill.ca>, frankhua@cs.mcgill.ca (Frank X.J HUANG) writes: |> |>I have been having this problem for a long time: can't upload a |>file from my pc to Unix machine using Win3.0 transfer function. I use |>xmodem and there is no problem with downloading a file. |> |>I will appreciate any help/comments/suggestion/solution/hints. I don't |>want to switch to procomm each time I opload a file. :-) |> I assume you're using Win3's Terminal program. Try uploading files with Kermit protocol (Terminal has Kermit & xmodem for binary transfer). On the Unix side, issue the command: kermit ri <filename>. -- ___________________________________________________________ Dzung Doan dzung@bgrgh7.bnr.ca Bell-Northern Research Phone (214) 907-5506 Richardson Texas USA Fax (214) 907-5602 ___________________________________________________________