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On SCO Unix 3.2v4.2 I have used Kermit and sz/rz but a customer now must
transfer files to another site via XModem.  I have not seen any software
for Unix to handle this as of yet.  I would appreciate feedback if you
have seen this.

Thanks!

In the beginning, or at least on 9 Jan 96 03:21:47 GMT,  Max Austin

Quote:

>On SCO Unix 3.2v4.2 I have used Kermit and sz/rz but a customer now must
>transfer files to another site via XModem.  I have not seen any software
>for Unix to handle this as of yet.  I would appreciate feedback if you
>have seen this.

>Thanks!

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ckeck for sx/rx, they usually travel in pairs with sz/rz

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The standard rz/sz binaries *ARE* rx/sx.  And rb/sb (for ymodem
protocol).  Link them as follows:

  cd /wherever/your/rz/sz/binaries/are
  ln rz rx
  ln rz rb
  ln sz sx
  ln sz sb

Quote:>Bela<

writes:

Doesn't the source for "rz/sz come with "rx/sx" also ?

Mine did.

mp

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Quote:Max Austin writes:

> On SCO Unix 3.2v4.2 I have used Kermit and sz/rz but a customer now must
> transfer files to another site via XModem.  I have not seen any software
> for Unix to handle this as of yet.  I would appreciate feedback if you
> have seen this.

Get your xmodem from wherever you got your zmodem.

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$On SCO Unix 3.2v4.2 I have used Kermit and sz/rz but a customer now must
$transfer files to another site via XModem.  I have not seen any software
$for Unix to handle this as of yet.  I would appreciate feedback if you
$have seen this.

   You already have it.  sz/rz implement not only Zmodem, but also
Ymodem and Xmodem.  Check the man pages that come with the sz/rz
source for details on the various options.  You can also link them
to sx/rx and sb/rb to modify their behaviour; the former pair will
use Xmodem.
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