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Send and receive files
I have a modem connection to my customers in Sco openserver 5.05
How do I send and receive files over the modem.
I don't seem to have the rz and rx programs.
I use terminal software to connect to my unix system and then use the Systems file for remote connection for eg.
cu -l tty2A -s 19200 -oe dir
I will then get a login to remote system. I need to receive files from remote system over this connection
Many Thanks.
How do I send and receive files over the modem.
I don't seem to have the rz and rx programs.
I use terminal software to connect to my unix system and then use the Systems file for remote connection for eg.
cu -l tty2A -s 19200 -oe dir
I will then get a login to remote system. I need to receive files from remote system over this connection
Many Thanks.
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Q. Does the "~%take" command copy or move the file?
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Bluez
Sorry for the delay, I was in office all over weekend, and havn't had a chance to check e-mail since then.
%take, and %put only copy files, I don't know of any remote file transfer software that actually does a move, some can be configured to delete original file after transfer, but this is always an option as far as I know.
If using "cu", and %take, you can simply delete original after transfer has completed, (and been checked, cu transfers fail quite often, so checking line counts, and file sizes is important, it is probably the simplest option for ad hoc transfer of small to medium files though)
Sorry for the delay, I was in office all over weekend, and havn't had a chance to check e-mail since then.
%take, and %put only copy files, I don't know of any remote file transfer software that actually does a move, some can be configured to delete original file after transfer, but this is always an option as far as I know.
If using "cu", and %take, you can simply delete original after transfer has completed, (and been checked, cu transfers fail quite often, so checking line counts, and file sizes is important, it is probably the simplest option for ad hoc transfer of small to medium files though)
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Many thanks, this worked fine for what I wanted to do.
You can do as what PeterMac mentioned about. and you can use any ftp software (for DOS , MS Windows and UNIX) to
do the job.
You can config uucp to do this job for you (please refer to your systems manual on how to set it up)