David Goodwin

Along with the associated #defines. If this affects compiler compatibility then it should probably wait until #7 (Port to OpenWatcom) is done to ensure these changes work there or #ifdefed...

CKW has a separate cryptography module (k95crypt.dll on windows, k2crypt.dll on OS/2) which is not currently being built. This appears to mostly contain authentication stuff which isn't currently needed. Unsure...

Would be nice if the open source C-Kermit for Windows could be built with open-source compilers and MinGW is the most popular option (OpenWatcom and Digital Mars being the alternatives...

While CKW doesn't really have much need to be 64bit the various filesystem redirection things 64bit windows does for 32bit processes can be a bit of a pain. For example,...

The old pre-IKSD bbs-like thing built in the kermit scripting language. Most, if not all, of the bits look to be there though the scripts are slightly out of date...

Archive.org sends the original file modification time as sent by the server at time of archiving in the x-archive-orig-last-modified header. Should be pretty easy to adjust C-Kermit to handle this...

I've got a script for FTPing the source tree to a NetWare FTP server so I can run builds on older operating systems that can't talk to git or the...

I suspect it is not. Test with k95 hostmode. Run: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Kermit 95 2.1\k95.exe" scripts/hostmode.ksc

All the code required to do that is here: https://github.com/davidrg/ckwin/blob/52f9a75ed689ae29a72250a2cb8e19fdd202dc20/kermit/k95/ckossh.c#L2711-L2897 The implementation needs to go into `ssh_open_socket(char*,char*)` in ckossh.c and the SSH backend should start using it right away.

K95 console screen isn't cleared in the console version when switching between the terminal and the kermit prompt

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Switching from the terminal emulator back to the kermit prompt leaves garbage all over the console. This only affects the console version of K95, not the GUI version. The problem...