> If you have any programming languages at all on the machine you could try
> writing a uudecode utility and then uuencoding the kermit binary on another
> machine, and doing the cut and paste you were talking about. You could
> probably write a uudecode in DCL, but it would be slow, ugly, and nasty.
You shouldn't need to do that, especially to get KERMIT over. KERMIT-32
(the old Macro-32'ed BLISSengized version) includes a hexengized program
and a small dehexer. You type in the dehexer (which is written in MACRO-32)
and transmit the hexengized kermit using something like MS-DOS kermit's
TRANSFER command (which sends a line at a time) then use the dehexer to
dehex the hexengized version and voila! KERMIT up and running.
FTP on over to kermit.columbia.edu or web over to
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit
and look about.
Roger Ivie
ivie_at_cc.usu.edu
Received on Wed Dec 23 1998 - 10:55:06 GMT