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am about to use nc + xxd to debug a network process. the process
under test, say process P1, will send/receive binary data ( datagrams ) to/from another process, say process P2, via tcp socket. so, i have nc act as the P2 as below, nc -s 127.0.0.1 -l -p 9000 | xxd -g1 by this way i can see what sent from P1. thanks xxd ! but the problem is, how can i have P2 send some datagrams back to P1? i need to both directly inject the binary data stream and input some datagrams in hexadecimal text format ( just as the form in which xxd outputs ). i once came out with a solution, nc -s 127.0.0.1 -l -p 9000 < my.input | xxd -g1\ but it never work since after nc opened the my.input, what i did on the file will not get know by the nc. any idea? thanks in advance. |