/dev/tcp listen instead of nc listen
With a netcat listener like:
netcat
Can’t redirect cut output
When I try to redirect the output of cut it always seems to be empty. If don’t redirect it, the output shows in terminal as expected. This is true for OS X 10.10 and Linux 4.1.6.
Remote desktop over SSH reverse tunnel to replace TeamViewer
I want to open a remote desktop session from my laptop to desktop over my SSH (reverse) tunnel. That should be simple (or at least doable), right? Until now I’ve been using Team Viewer to log in to the remote desktop. I’d like to achieve similar results without Team Viewer.
What are the differences between ncat, nc and netcat?
I’m not sure about when to use nc, netcat or ncat.
If one is the deprecated version of another?
If one is only available on one distribution?
If it is the same command but with different names?
How can I keep netcat connection open?
I have two files, client.sh and server.sh. All the necessary data is on the server, which is sent to the client using netcat. The client just get these data and display it to the end user. The problem is, when I try to show the dialog loading screen from the server to the client: