com file transfers in Unix 17 Years, 9 Months ago
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Have the app up and running to emulate my now EOLd wyse 60s. Very cool, by the way. Now i want to know if I can transfer files using the setup on a serial line to transfer files from an SCO openserver to the XP box that is running the AT 4.0.1. I know that I can invoke the ftp while I am logged on, can I use that?
[ March 13, 2006, 12:18 AM: Message edited by: Brian T. Pence ]
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Re: com file transfers in Unix 17 Years, 8 Months ago
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You can only use FTP if you have a network connection. Over a serial line, this can only be done if you've connected through something like dialup networking.
If you're using a direct serial connection or direct modem dialup through Absolute, your best chance of transferring files is through zmodem. If your host has the proper support, you can use
sz <filename>
to send a file from the host to the client or
rz
to send a file from the client to the host.
If your host does not have rz or sz, you might need to install some additional software on the host side.
Brian
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Re: com file transfers in Unix 17 Years, 8 Months ago
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Ok, we are on the same page, that is what I have been reading through other sources. Found a copy of the rz/sz for SCO on the net as it doesn't seem to have come with all of the skunkware. Dis the rawwrite, have the disk, wish me luck.
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Re: com file transfers in Unix 17 Years, 8 Months ago
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Let me know how it goes!
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