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There are a few different version of Kermit around for the HP3000 (try
Interex for their versions) but the easiest solution may be to use FTP to
perform the transfer. HP provides FTP if the MPE/iX system is on version
5.0 or above or you may prefer the version available from 3k.com (I do)
Your clients could also use Freevt3k to connect from the Unix system to the
HP3000 to carry out the various terminal functions that you hinted at.
Regards
Bryan O'Halloran
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Date: Fri, 31 Jan 1997 02:44:05 GMT
From: Eben Holiday <[log in to unmask]>
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If some sharp programmer out there can assist please, I am trying
accomplish a file transfer (sending an ascii file) TO the HP3000 host. I
would like to use Zmodem, but I don't know of any utility that does this.
On the other hand, I know that KERMITP.PUBXL.TELESUP supports kermit
protocol. I have been connecting properly to the HP with my terminal
program using a modem, but when I try to send the file to the HP using
KERMITP.PUBXL.TELESUP, I keep getting timed out. It's like the system is
not ready to receive the file. Can someone who has done this successfully
please assist? Oh, one more thing, I know that Reflection connects very
nicely with HP3000's... that won't work for this situation. The client is
connecting from a UNIX box and is writing their own terminal communication
program. We need something that will NOT require custom programming on the
host side (HP3000). A reply to this group will be helpful but a cc: to my
personal e-mail would be much appreciated. Thank you!
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Bryan
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