Greg A. Woods writes: [...] : I should then be able to set up a kermit server process listening on : port 11111 on the remote system: : : kermit : > set host * 11111 : server [...] : Then on the local system I need only type "kermit -j localhost:22222 -s : file*" and a connection should be forwarded through SSH to the waiting : kermit process on the other end and all the "file*" files should be : transferred. In this case you would do the connection like this % ssh -L 22222:remote_host:11111 remote_host if I understood you correctly. -- [[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sami J. Lehtinen -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]] [work:+358 9 43543214][gsm:+358 50 5170 258][http://www.iki.fi/~sjl] [SSH Communications Security Ltd. http://www.ssh.fi/]
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Mike Castle
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Jeffrey Altman
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Jeffrey Altman
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Jeffrey Altman
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Jeffrey Altman
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Sami Lehtinen
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Jeffrey Altman
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Jeffrey Altman
- Re: How do I sz/rz under an ssh connection? Greg A. Woods
