[ On Fri, January 22, 1999 at 22:09:06 (EST), Jeffrey Altman wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection?
>
> > (I still don't see how, from either the manual page or the on-line help,
> > that I can even tell kermit to popen("ssh") and use that as the
> > communications channel.)
>
> I would suggest that you get a modern version of Kermit and read the
> manual.
I read the Unix manual page and as much on-line help as I could think to
scan through for C-Kermit 6.0.192, which seems to be the most modern
version for Unix (at least the most modern one not in beta, and is the
one currently downloaded and built by NetBSD-current's pkgsrc tools).
> > In any case, why don't you post patches to SSH that allow it to work
> > without a controlling terminal when it doesn't need to request a
> > password from the user? (or perhaps you or someone else has and I
> > missed seeing them...)
>
> I am a U.S. citizen and I am legally prohibited from posting said
> patches.
Oh, well. You might want to talk to a good lawyer about that, because I
don't think your law is as tight as you seem to be suggesting.
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