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c-kermit anyone?
Firstly, I would like to apologise at what I have no doubt is a very easy query. However, I have been roaming around the c-Kermit homepage for sometime now and I have yet to find an answer to my problem. I am trying to write short script that will automatically retrieve a file. To do this I am writing a .psl file using PowerTerms scripting language. My code is as you can imagine very simple. Something like the following:

Send “username”<cr>
Waiting for password 10<cr>
Send “password”
Send “Kermit” <cr>
Send “send filename” <cr>
Send “Ctrl-\ c” <cr>
Send “Receive C:\filename” <cr>
Send “exit” <cr>

As I understand it ctrl-\ and then a literal c is an escape sequence that should return me to the Kermit prompt, however this only occurs after the message “Too many retries”. I find it odd that it cannot connect to the file because If I do the receive file part through the GUI (i.e. Communications > Receive File > Kermit) it has no problems. I have tried using ftp as a work around, though when trying to send, ftp simply states that it is “not connected”. So yeah bit stumped as to why Kermit works through PowerTerm but not on the command line. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Oh and if you haven't guessed im a bit of novice.

-Rob C-
 
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