linux - Sending file via netcat - Super User Because netcat both reads stdin and writes stdout simultaneously, sending anything read from stdin out to the network and printing anything received from the network on stdout The < dev null ensures that, when the received file has completed, netcat doesn't sit there indefinitely waiting for input from the console (which it shouldn't be reading anyway!) and also ensures that it doesn't gobble
What is the difference between telnet and netcat? - Super User 44 I am looking for an explanation where I can find the difference between telnet and netcat In which cases should I use telnet and netcat? What a telnet can do that netcat can not do and vice versa? I tried to get the answer from the Internet but it doesn't help me to understand All I was able to find was the different cmds
linux - Scan open port with netcat - Super User I'm just wrapping my head around the utility netcat So for test purpose I install Apache on my Linux OS and verified Apache runs by accessing the localhost url in my browser I want to test if th
Can the telnet or netcat clients communicate over SSL? I would like to test client connections with IMAP over SSL, HTTPS, and other secure text-based Internet protocols over SSL TLS, the same way I would using telnet or netcat if they were not tunneled
How can I pipe commands to a netcat that will stay alive? echo command | netcat host port This results in the command being sent to the remote host and some data being read back But after a few seconds, the connection closes The -w parameter did not c