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08-09-2000 11:43 PM
08-09-2000 11:43 PM
I usually dial into a customers system from my PC for support. I now wish to download files from there (to my PC). Whats the best way of doing this ? In my previous Unix experiences I used to use "rz" and "sz". I can't find these programs on the HP.
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08-10-2000 12:11 AM
08-10-2000 12:11 AM
Re: x y z modem
best thing in my knowledge is using kermit.
Also there is a xmodem implementation called umodem.
Regards
Andrew
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08-10-2000 12:53 AM
08-10-2000 12:53 AM
Re: x y z modem
I've found a X/Y/Z Modem package for HP-UX 10.20 here:
http://hpux.cs.utah.edu/hppd/hpux/Misc/lrzsz-0.12.19/
Cheers
Andrew
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08-10-2000 08:02 AM
08-10-2000 08:02 AM
SolutionTry using kermit, it is included in Version 11.0 and most probably will be in future versions of HPUX.
see man kermit
or
enter /usr/bin/kermit then type help at the kermit prompt.
To increase kermit file transfer performance use SET RECEIVE PACKET LENGTH to increase the packet length,
SET WINDOW to increase the packet window size, and use SET PREFIXING to reduce the overhead of control-character prefixing.
You will need a PC version of kermit, it is usually supplied with most emulation packages else see
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/
Steve
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08-10-2000 03:20 PM
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