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On 08 Aug 2023, Alexander Grotewohl said the following...
AG> if you`re comfortable doing a little programming you could probably make
AG> a script to read the lines in file.lst then run gkermit like it wants:
AG>
AG> /usr/bin/gkermit -d /tmp/kermit-send.log -Ts file1 file2 file3
AG>
AG> (or maybe it needs -Ts in front of every file.. don`t use it so i can`t
AG> test it..)
I am grateful for your thoughts, with them I have made this script;
#!/usr/bin/env bash
FILELIST="$1"
FILES=$(cat $FILELIST|tr `
` ` `)
for FILE in $FILES; do
echo "/usr/bin/gkermit -d /tmp/kermit-send.log -XTs $FILE"
/usr/bin/gkermit -d /tmp/kermit-send.log -XTs $FILE
done
... and then in the protocol editor I use this;
Active ? Yes
OS ? All
Batch ? Yes
Hot Key ? K
Description ? Kermit (testing)
Send Command ? /mystic/kermit_batch.sh %3
Recv Command ? /usr/bin/gkermit -d /tmp/kermit-recv.log -XTr %3
I`ve tested using "qodem" terminal, and with a single and multiple files in a
batch it works perfectly (to download from the BBS to the client).
I shall next attempt to test the uploads, but I assume this will just be ok as
it is.
I shall let y`all know how it goes.
FWIW kermit seems to be much quicker than zmodem =)
... That`s not a bug, it`s an undocumented feature
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