Re: Using SNADS to transfer file

(just back from vacation)

I meant data guarantees.  For example that a byte in some area will be 
missing.  I wasn't talking about the "fire and forget" capability.

Rob Berendt
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>Snads doesn't give you any guarantees that ftp doesn't.

AFAIK, once you hand a document to SNADS, neither rain nor snow nor 
heat nor gloom of night...  Anyway, SNADS will try and try and try 
again until it gets through.  And it won't say "It's here!" until 
it's -all- here... er, there.

This assumes, of course, that you have a valid SNA pathway between 
the machines.  If not, the item being sent will sit on a distribution 
queue forever, waiting for the path to become available.

--Paul E Musselman
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