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How can I pipe commands to a netcat that will stay alive?
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Problem
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 change anything. I am using netcat v1.10 on SuSE 10.1.
Error Output
echo command | netcat host port
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This works with the command on OS X (assuming the command that you want to send is in a file): (Essentially, dumps the contents of file on stdout and then waits for you on stdin). By extension, if you want to send the command from the shell itself, …
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