🚀 go-pugleaf

One last time.  In ZTerm, there is no Receive ZModem option at all.  None.
One simply types "sz file ..." (on a UNIX system) and ZTerm automatically
receives the file(s).

I am beginning to think that what people mean by auto-receive is that White
Knight will send files to a host system (or other White Knight program) without
having to tell the other system to receive them (because White Knight does the
"rz" for you.  This is all well and good, but not what I (and I think Jeff) am
refering to.

At the risk of sounding monotonous, has anyone found a way to cause White
Knight to act in the manner described in the first paragraph?  If so, please
post the method.  If not, and you are in a position to know that it is not
possible (Norm?) I would also appreciate a posting, if only to clear up the
confusion.  Many thanks.

- Scott

PS: Please assume I have checked the autoreceive box, and have even run a proc
which does a PUTPARAM 658,1.
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Scott Hankin  (hankin@osf.org)
Open Software Foundation