I think nc should be able to do what you want. ie nc -L -p 4001 >
/dev/rtf3 would do the trick. Personally I like to have inetd do all
the hard work for me. Start with a shell script -
#!/bin/sh -e
cat /dev/rtf3
place it in /usr/sbin & chmod +x it
add an entry to /etc/services
add an entry to /etc/inetd.conf with /usr/bin/<script name>.sh as the
argument to tcpd.
restart inetd (killall -HUP inetd)
cheers,
Stuart Warren
Alexander Lichius wrote:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Monday, January 22, 2001, 4:01:45 PM, you wrote:
>
> MS> Hi there,
>
> MS> I try to access the /def/rtf??'s via the network (wireless) using nfs
> MS> (standart settings) this seems not to work. :(, means I can't open the
> MS> device.
>
> MS> Is this possible at all, and if so how??? since I need to write to the
> MS> remote rtfs as well someting like netcat isn't enough
>
> it is not quite sophisticated, but you could create a small
> userspace programm which listens on a socket and writes that data in
> the rtf ... at least you will get some working solution ...
>
> alex
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