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    From Michel Samson@1:106/2000 to Sean Dennis on Tue Oct 19 05:07:04 2004
    Hi Sean, [Replying to a post which didn't distribute fully...]

    About "Pure DOS TelNet ZMoDem" of October 16:

    CKOKer32.EXE has a problem (read: bug) in it somewhere...

    Then i agree, it's better to avoid trouble by using `CKOKer16.EXE'!

    ...i didn't expect ~TelNet~ using `SIO'/`VMoDem' to redirect data to ~COM1~... A "Named Pipe" or else was mentioned...
    Under OS/2, using SIO/VMODEM, everything uses comports... It's all
    as if you're using a dialup BBS (which is why Telegard/2 works so
    well with it). You don't use any sockets, named pipes, et al.

    Oh, then wouldn't it be simpler just to use `MS-Kermit.EXE' instead
    of `CKOKer16.EXE' in that case? Hummm... I need to load `CKOKer16.EXE'
    in a `W32' DOS box and see what happens - this should work, as i recall,
    but if it doesn't then i must find the means to figure a few things out!

    %-)

    I am actually having a harder time getting the configuration of
    TG/2's protocol setup rather than getting Kermit to work. For that,
    we should probably move this over to TG_SUPPORT.

    Then i'll meet you in the `TeleGard Support' area and hope for less
    noise than what i've been able to observe everywhere else this month!...

    Salutations, 8^)

    Michel Samson
    a/s Bicephale
    http://public.sogetel.net/bicephale/


    ... And only 8088+DOS+TCP/IP+TelNet+Kermit+.QWK technologies were used?!
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  • From Sean Dennis@1:18/200 to Michel Samson on Tue Oct 19 13:17:32 2004
    Quoting Michel Samson from a message to Sean Dennis <--

    Oh, then wouldn't it be simpler just to use `MS-Kermit.EXE'

    I have no clue. I have C-Kermit installed on my OS/2 box, but isn't that more the actual terminal program than the protocol driver?

    Then i'll meet you in the `TeleGard Support' area and hope for
    less noise than what i've been able to observe everywhere else this month!...

    It's pretty quiet in there. ;)

    Later,
    Sean

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  • From MICHEL SAMSON@1:379/1200 to DEAN DENNIS on Wed Oct 20 00:35:00 2004
    Hi Sean,

    About "Kermit on TeleGard" of October 19:

    ...wouldn't it be simpler just to use `MS-Kermit.EXE'...
    I have C-Kermit installed on my OS/2 box, but isn't that more the
    actual terminal program than the protocol driver?

    `C-Kermit 5A(189)' dates back to June 30, 1993. I'll need to get a
    hand on `C-Kermit 5A(191)' to find out how old it is but i tried the 16-
    Bits version i have in a `W32' DOS box and it seems to work correctly!!!

    ...i'll meet you in the `TeleGard Support' area and hope for less
    noise than what i've been able to observe everywhere else...
    It's pretty quiet in there.

    It's not when i'm around, usually. What happens it this: trouble-
    makers get it easy, they just need to obstruct topics to silence anybody
    they don't agree with and the `FdN' staff agrees, often enough. Most of
    what is left alive on `FidoNet' must be SysOps, moderators, key members, anyway... %-) Oh well... In any case, i received `MCI.REF' so thanks!

    Salutations, :-)

    Michel Samson
    a/s Bicephale
    http://public.sogetel.net/bicephale/


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