seyon-kermit protocolThese files add the ability to use Kermit file transfer within theSeyon communications program.  (The Kermit program is not included;get it from kermit.columbia.edu.)  They are configured for use on aLinux system, and may need to be adapted to work on other systems.Read the file INSTALL for installation instructions.After it is installed, to use it, start up Seyon and connect to yourremote host.  On the remote host, say "kermit [-i] -s file ..." todownload, or "kermit -r" to upload.  Then use the Seyon transfer menuto receive or send respectively.  The protocols file is set up so thatuploads look for the file in /usr/src/ on the local host, anddownloads put the file in /usr/dl/.  See the INSTALL file forinstructions if you wish to edit these according to your preferences.These files solve the problem posed by the fact that both Seyon andKermit want to have exclusive access to the modem.  So it is normallynot possible to run Kermit while Seyon is active.  The exclusion isenforced through a lock file, typically named /var/spool/uucp/LCK..modem.  The script seyon-kermit renames this file to LCK..seyon temporarily,invokes Kermit, and then when Kermit is finished, it renames the fileback to what it was.  The protocol tells Seyon to invoke seyon-kermitwith the appropriate arguments to be passed to Kermit.This works for me, I hope it works for you equally well.Bob MoniotFordham UniversityFordham College at Lincoln CenterNew York, NY  10023  (212) 636-6311BitNet:   MONIOT@FORDMULCInterNet: moniot@mary.fordham.edu          moniot@dsm.fordham.eduURL:      http://dsm.fordham.edu/~moniot/