Nuevo: C-Kermit 9.0 E-Kermit 1.7 K95 código fuente Recursos populares: la historia postal utf8 Ciudad de Nueva York NO SPAM o virus de correo electrónico origina en el proyecto de Kermit. Si usted recibe correo basura desde una dirección o un miembro del Proyecto Kermit, es falsificado. Para más información sobre este tema, CLICK AQUÍ . Kermit Proyecto de la Universidad de Columbia cancelado a partir 01 de julio 2011 Ver el anuncio aquí. El Kermit software y la documentación permanecen disponibles en el sitio web de Kermit y el archivo de FTP, como siempre, pero con cambios que se describen aquí. C-Kermit y E-Kermit se han publicado con un licencia de código abierto, y el código fuente de Kermit 95 también (a excepción de las porciones de que Colombia no tiene derechos de publicación). Kermit 95 archivos ejecutables y paquetes de instalación se distribuyen de manera libre y abierta, ya que incluyen una fuerte encriptación, cuya exportación está controlada por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos. Para los clientes que no pueden utilizar las licencias de código abierto, y a que les gustaría seguir comprando copias del software como siempre, favor de ponerse en contacto con techventures@columbia.edu y mencionando “Kermit” en el tema del mensaje. El soporte técnico no está disponible de Columbia Universidad a partir del 1 de julio de 2011. Las páginas de este sitio web quedan actualizado para reflejar la nueva situación. Vea el plan de transición (botón justo debajo) para la información más actual y precisa.
Program/Link | Platform | Description |
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Kermit 95
2.1.3 | MS Windows, IBM OS/2 | Since 1995. Supports all 32-bit versions of Microsoft Windows as well as OS/2 Warp. Runs on 64-bit Windows versions in 32-bit mode. Emulates over 40 different terminals including VT100, VT220, VT320, ANSI, HP, IBM, Linux Console, Sun Console, QNX, AT386, SCO ANSI, SNI 97801, Televideo, Wyse, and many others. Also supports XYZMODEM file transfer and SSH security in addition to Kerberos and SSL/TLS. As of 30 March 2011 the K95 manual is available online and as of 20 July 2011, the source code is too. |
C-Kermit
9.0.301 | Unix, VMS, VOS, OS-9, AOS/VS, others | Since 1985. Supports hundreds of 32-bit and 64-bit Unix varieties (Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, FreeBSD, NetBSD, SCO, many others) as well as VMS on VAX, Alpha, and IA64. Older versions available for 16-bit Unix versions as well as for other operating systems including Stratus VOS, OS-9, AOS/VS, Atari ST, Commodore Amiga, and Apple Macintosh. The Unix version can make ssh connections using the external Unix SSH client, and has optional built-in support for SSL/TLS and Kerberos security. C-Kermit is also the basis for Kermit 95. |
MS-DOS Kermit
3.14, 3.15, 3.16 | MS-DOS, PC-DOS, Windows 3.x | Since 1982. For DOS 2.0 or later and 16-bit Microsoft Windows versions through 3.11. Includes built-in TCP/IP stack. Emulates 15 terminals, including DEC VT100, 220, 320; Data General DASHER, Wyse50, ANSI text terminals as well as Tektronix and DG color graphics. Does not include encryption, TCP/IP supports Telnet only. Fits on a single diskette. Not for 32-bit or 64-bit Windows. |
G-Kermit
1.00 | Unix | Since 1999. Simple and fast Kermit protocol implementation written to satisfy the demand for a GPL Kermit file-transfer program for Unix. File transfer only, remote end only; no making connections, no terminal emulation, no scripting, no character-set conversion. |
E-Kermit
1.7 | (Any) | Since 2004. Super-compact and efficient Kermit protocol code for embedding. File transfer only, no security, no making connections, no terminal emulation, no scripting, no character-set conversion. This is not a complete communication application, just a "subroutine" that executes the Kermit file transfer protocol suitable for embedding in other programs or in chips or devices. Source code now available. |
IBM Mainframe Kermit
4.3.2 | VM/CMS, MVS/TSO, OS/390, CICS, MUSIC | Since 1982. Kermit file transfer for IBM mainframe operating systems. Far end only, no making connections, no terminal emulation. Extensive character-set conversion capabilities supporting many Country Encoded EBCDIC code pages. |
There are hundreds of other Kermit programs, most of them for operating systems long forgotten — MULTICS, NOS, GCOS, MUMPS, RT-11, RSX-11, TOPS-10, TOPS-20, OS/8, MPE, CP/M-80, CP/M-86, iRMX-86, ISIS, PICK, UCSD p-System, Flex, IDRIS, Xelos, TISP, PRIMOS, Sperry VS9, Nonstop, TRSDOS, ... And some that are making a comeback on emulators that are much faster than the original machines. Some of these are listed here, and the rest can be found on the Kermit FTP site:
Link | Description |
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ftp://kermit.columbia.edu/kermit/ | The Kermit FTP archive accessed by FTP [help and troubleshooting] |
http://kermit.columbia.edu/ftp/ | The Kermit FTP archive accessed via HTTP (Web browser) |
If time permits the FTP archive will be reorganized and catalogued for convenient Web access. The current organization dates from pre-Internet magnetic tape days (each directory holds what will fit on one tape).
Link | Description |
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cancellation.html | Announcement of the cancellation of the Kermit Project |
transition.html | Cancellation roadmap |
kermit.html | What is Kermit? Overview. |
ckututor.html | C-Kermit tutorial |
k95tutor.html | Kermit 95 tutorial |
ckscripts.html | The Kermit script language - tutorial and samples |
ftpclient.html | Kermit's secure scriptable FTP client |
ftpscripts.html | How to automate FTP sessions |
security.html | Internet security methods supported by Kermit software |
FAQ | Frequently asked questions |
iksd.html | The Internet Kermit service |
manuals.html | Kermit Books (published manuals) |
biblio.html | Kermit Bibliography |
comp.protocols.kermit.misc | The Kermit Newsgroup 1994-2011 (at Google Groups) |
knews | Kermit News Issues 1986-1994 |
support.html | Kermit software technical support |
csetnames.html | Kermit character-set names |
csettables.html | Character-set tables |
utf8 | UTF-8 Unicode character-set sampler |
em-apex | Kermit Assists in Storm Tracking |
nasa | Kermit Supports NASA on the International Space Station |
postal | International Postal Addressing |
timeline | Columbia University Computing History 1754-2005 |
Creative uses for Kermit | Notes from the underground |