kermit - how to redirect output into a file

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i'm using kerimt to print the data coming from /dev/ttyS1. i'm running kermit as root user( sudo ) because setting the stream source command:

set line /dev/ttyS1

doesn't work otherwise. i'm trying to redirect the output using this command:

set session ./out.log

but i get this error:

?Write permission denied - ./out.log

if i run kermit with my regular user( without sudo ), i'm able to set the log file but i can't set the stream source ( the set line command ), i'm getting this error:

/var/lock: Permission denied
Sorry, write access to UUCP lockfile directory denied.

how can i solve these permission issues? is there a better way to redirect the output into a file?

Gobannon · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-06 13:04:37Z

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If you want all your session to be logged (including carriage-return and line-feed characters) try:

set session-log binary
log session <filename>

if you are still having problems with the permission try to change the ownership of your output file with:

sudo chown <username>:<username> out.log

For further information on log-session types with Kermit see this page: http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/logserial.html

answered Jun 6, 2017 at 13:04

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user1845156 Over a year ago

Thanks, i ended up not using Kermit but screen instead, it was simpler.

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