TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A49   
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   Hello Christian!   
      
   On 08 Aug 2023, Christian Sacks said the following...   
       
    CS> I looked at the default sexyz config which uses @%3 which I thought   
    CS> might be required instead, but adding the @%3 instead just errors   
    CS> immediately with the filename not being found according to the client.   
      
   I believe @ is SEXYZ syntax for reading a file containing a list of the files   
   to be sent (http://wiki.synchro.net/util:sexyz).   
      
   %3 in Mystic will be the full path to such a file when the protocol is flagged   
   as Batch: Yes in the Protocol Editor. That's probably why you got a "file.lst"   
   on the receiving end. With Batch: No, %3 will instead be the full path to the   
   (single) file to be sent.   
      
   As gkermit doesn't appear to support reading such a file list when sending   
   files -- and Mystic doesn't appear to allow for specifying a "base directory"   
   when batch-receiving files using external protocols (and automatically   
   "finding" all files there after the batch transfer has completed) -- your best   
   bet would be to select Batch: No and hence allow Kermit for transfers of   
   single files only.   
      
   This then makes it impossible to "tag" files in the file listings (as soon as   
   you do, it will consider this a batch even if the batch only contains one   
   file), not displaying/offering Kermit (non-batch) as an available file   
   transfer protocol when choosing to (D)ownload files from the files menu.   
   Instead you have to (D)ownload from the file menu and (remember and specify)   
   the filename manually.   
      
   Anyway, you might want to try this:   
      
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   ÜÜ   Û            OS ³ Linux                                               
   Û²gj!  ÞÛÜÜÛ         Batch ³ N   
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    °ÛÛÛÛ       Hot Key ³ K                                                 ÛÛÛ±þ   
   ß ²ÛÛÛ   Description ³ Kermit                                            ÛÛÛÝÞ   
   ² ±²²Û  Send Command ³ gkermit -i -P -q -X -s "%3"                        Û²°²   
   ß Û°°Û  Recv Command ³ gkermit -i -P -q -X -r -a "%3"                     ÛÛ°²   
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   Please let me know if this works (for single files).   
      
   (It might actually be possible to create a separate protocol for Kermit batch   
   downloads only, with some bash trickery that will enumerate the files, but I   
   haven't looked into this yet...)   
      
   Best regards   
   Bj”rn   
      
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