Use socat as default utility for tcp/udp client/server connections #445
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Right now we are using a mix of socat and nc in the selftests, so we depend on both tools. Since socat is more capable, and there are multiple incompatible versions of nc, let's move everything over to socat and get rid of the nc dependency.
Right now we are using a mix of socat and nc in the selftests, so we depend on both tools. Since socat is more capable, and there are multiple incompatible versions of nc, let's move everything over to socat and get rid of the nc dependency. Signed-off-by: Lorenzo Bianconi <[email protected]>
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@tohojo ack, done |
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Use socat as default utility for tcp/udp client/server connections