Hi all. I am working with the Device::Modem package and I am able to make a connection to a dial in BBS fine. The question is, I noticed that http://search.cpan.org/~cosimo/Device-Modem-1.47/lib/Device/Modem/Protocol/Xmodem.pm has code for recieving a file using Xmodem protocol in the Device::Modem package, however I don't see any way to send a file using the Xmodem protocol. I need to send a file first and then get one back, the BBS supports the Xmodem, Zmodem, kermit, whatever. I need a mechanism to send the file. Perhaps I am missing something pretty obvious in the API?

In reply to Device::Modem & Xmodem::Block by jdodson

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