I have a pair of LinPac instances that are communicating across the house to each other. I can send text, and it works perfectly.
From what I can tell from reading the LinPac manual, to use YAPP to send a file through LinPac, I only need to use the yput command with a file. The peer will start downloading automatically.
For example, my first test case is sending LinPac's manual.txt from my home directory.
From a connected channel I type
:yput /home/neil/manual.txt
or
:yput manual.txt
and nothing happens on either client.
I feel like I've missed something obvious. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Neil H. Gray (n8ssw)
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There is the following Linpac bug report at https://sourceforge.net/p/linpac/bugs/31/ where I did some analysis and found one work around using YAPP but it's not perfect. That said, I would be great if both methods could be analyzed and fixed.
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Hello all.
I have a pair of LinPac instances that are communicating across the house to each other. I can send text, and it works perfectly.
From what I can tell from reading the LinPac manual, to use YAPP to send a file through LinPac, I only need to use the yput command with a file. The peer will start downloading automatically.
For example, my first test case is sending LinPac's manual.txt from my home directory.
From a connected channel I type
:yput /home/neil/manual.txt
or
:yput manual.txt
and nothing happens on either client.
I feel like I've missed something obvious. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Neil H. Gray (n8ssw)
Hello Neil,
There is the following Linpac bug report at https://sourceforge.net/p/linpac/bugs/31/ where I did some analysis and found one work around using YAPP but it's not perfect. That said, I would be great if both methods could be analyzed and fixed.