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2924.1 | | AMIGA2::MCGHIE | Thank Heaven for small Murphys ! | Sun Sep 17 1989 19:36 | 8 |
| Once you've run CVTARC across the files to convert them to fixed length
records suitable for KERMIT, you will not be able to read them with
VMSZOO. I used to you kermit all of the time, converting them to fixed,
downline loading them and unpacking them was normally pretty reliable.
The only snag is kermit is soo sllooowwww !!!!
Regards
Mike
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2924.2 | my kermit lets me do this | BAGELS::BRANNON | Dave Brannon | Mon Sep 18 1989 12:28 | 7 |
| how about telling kermit to SET FILE TYPE BLOCK
before transferring the files.
SET FILE TYPE FIXED will switch you back to using fixed length 512
(kermit's default)
-dave
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2924.3 | A friend still in need... | MCDONL::BARRETT | Wait'll they get a load of me | Mon Sep 18 1989 16:19 | 15 |
| Re .1
Well; the transfered file to amiga also did not "unzoo" either,
so I deduced that since it couldn't work even before the transfer,
that it could not be made to work. I find it hard to understand
why VMS would fail and Ami would work? Are you sure?
Re .2
I'm not sure I follow. I'm aware of changing KERMIT settings
(I assume by the postings in this conference that there is NO setting
that makes a straight STREAM_LF file transfer correctly?), but are
you saying I should try the FIXED setting on my CVTARC'd ZOO file?
A DIR/FULL says is VARIABLE, not fixed.
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2924.4 | | BAGELS::BRANNON | Dave Brannon | Mon Sep 18 1989 18:47 | 15 |
| re:.3
to transfer a file that a DIR/FULL says is in Stream_lf format
$ KERMIT
KERMIT>SET FILE TYPE BLOCK
KERMIT>SEND filename
Using that method, you don't need to convert the file from Stream_lf
with CVTARC to keep KERMIT happy.
The other thing to check is to make sure you are not using ASCII
mode on the Amiga side.
-Dave
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