19 Feb
2003
19 Feb
'03
4:40 a.m.
Fred,
slowly drifting away from the original topic: does "your" Kermit version
support Telnet sessions (MSKERMIT> SET HOST command)?
And, are you logged in with elevated privileges (e.g., admin rights) to
do so, or can a regular user enjoy MSKERMIT as well?
Andreas
Fred N. van Kempen wrote:
ALl,
Andreas writes:
Hmm. I still use my (Classic ;-) MSKERMIT V3.0 on my PC's, when I need
to, and this always worked fine under NT (4.0), and it works fine, too,
under W2K Pro. Version info is:
------------------------------------------
MS-Kermit>vers
IBM-PC MS-Kermit: 3.00 16 Jan 1990
MS-Kermit>quit
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If anyone wants it, contact me offlist and I'll email it.. its small.
Fred
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Andreas Freiherr
Vishay Semiconductor GmbH, Heilbronn, Germany
http://www.vishay.com
I'm
not sure if the MSDOS version of kermit (which is free)
will work under NT, but it might be worth a try. The win95 version is
the commercial version (which costs money).
OK, so if the Win95 version is also commercial, then the DOS variant
remains. And I believe, if MSKERMIT will not run on the WinNT PC
(which I am afraid will be true), at least DOS will hopefully run on
the PC to support MSKERMIT. Then, you need a disk partition formatted
as FAT (not NTFS), and you can move the files in through MSKERMIT and
out (after rebooting into NT) with "Windoze Exploder".