telnet to SCO - Protocols
This is a discussion on telnet to SCO - Protocols ; I'll try to phrase this correctly
I would like to telnet to a SCO sVr4 box, and get essentially the same
interaction seen in a Linux Bash console. What (SCO) terminal type
would be closest? I have tried to copy ...
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telnet to SCO
I'll try to phrase this correctly 
I would like to telnet to a SCO sVr4 box, and get essentially the same
interaction seen in a Linux Bash console. What (SCO) terminal type
would be closest? I have tried to copy the Linux terminal definition
for console, VT100, and a few others, but have had no success.
Linux: C-Kermit 7.0.197, SCO: C-kermit 6.0.192
On an semi-related note, I am curious why some file transfers run much
faster than others (all text files). Low of about 18k, high about 88k.
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Re: telnet to SCO
On 2005-07-18, als wrote:
: I'll try to phrase this correctly 
: I would like to telnet to a SCO sVr4 box, and get essentially the same
: interaction seen in a Linux Bash console. What (SCO) terminal type
: would be closest? I have tried to copy the Linux terminal definition
: for console, VT100, and a few others, but have had no success.
: Linux: C-Kermit 7.0.197, SCO: C-kermit 6.0.192
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From Windows, no problem, use Kermit 95 and its built-in SCOANSI emulator.
From Linux, not quite so simple; see:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ckfaq.html#term
: On an semi-related note, I am curious why some file transfers run much
: faster than others (all text files). Low of about 18k, high about 88k.
:
There could be a thousand explanations. All else being equal, it's
not what you'd expect. So all else must not be equal :-)
- Frank