Terminal emulator for 6386 under UNIX(r)

John Wilkes wilkes at mips.COM
Thu Jan 12 04:10:23 AEST 1989


In article <1454 at neoucom.UUCP> wtm at neoucom.UUCP (Bill Mayhew) writes:
>
>The lastest versions of kermit have added a modicum of scripting
>potential somewhat akin to the expect-send chat scripts used in
>uucp Systems and/or Dialers files.

This kermit feature is useful for auto-login sequences and the like, but it
does not work for downloading significant amounts of data using simple
capture.  The maximum timeout interval you can specify is a two digit
number of seconds.  I've considered modifying the kermit sources to allow a
maximum timeout of 999 seconds, but I haven't tried it yet.

I regularly download data from a computer system that does not offer kermit
protocol.  Currently, I am using kermit and the "log session to file"
feature, but I must do it manually.  I'd like to automate this process with
some sort of scripting.

-wilkes
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