taxman@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu (Mike Wommack) (03/10/90)
Has anyone had any problems with Proterm's Kermit protocol? When I
needed to upgrade my version of kermit I d/l a BINSCII'd version of
kermit, BINSCII barfed saying there was a bad CRC. I retried the d/l,
same results..bad CRC from Binscii. Next, I had an old text file that I
hadn't unbinscii'd, binscii unpacked it just fine so the binscii side is
okay. Is PROterm's kermit a true Kermit?
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How can ya dis me when ya don't even know me?wilken@plains.UUCP (Scott Wilken) (03/11/90)
In article <223.25f80867@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu> taxman@drycas.club.cc.cmu.edu (Mike Wommack) writes: >Has anyone had any problems with Proterm's Kermit protocol? When I >needed to upgrade my version of kermit I d/l a BINSCII'd version of >kermit, BINSCII barfed saying there was a bad CRC. I retried the d/l, >same results..bad CRC from Binscii. Next, I had an old text file that I >hadn't unbinscii'd, binscii unpacked it just fine so the binscii side is >okay. Is PROterm's kermit a true Kermit? I use ProTERM's kermit pretty often actually. Almost never with our Solbourne system (it would be nuts to use kermit when you could use x or ymodem), but several times a week with our IBM mainframe. I've never had a problem. Could it be that maybe you have something configured wrong on the remote kermit? Or maybe an early version of ProTERM? I'm using v2.1 so I guess I cant speak for 2.0 or lower. Scott -- Internet: wilken@plains.nodak.edu America Online: Wilken UUCP: ..!uunet!plains!wilken GEnie: S.WILKEN1 BITNET: WILKEN@PLAINS Delphi: SWilken