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Probably something about EOL, end-of-feed, CRLF-translation or something similar? Netcat has plenty of (confusing) options, but there's usually a solution.
by bcook 5y ago
Probably something about EOL, end-of-feed, CRLF-translation or something similar?
Netcat has plenty of (confusing) options, but there's usually a solution.
- majewsky 5y agoIt also depends on which netcat you use. I usually use ncat (which comes with nmap) with the following invocations, and that never gave me any encoding/EOF/CRLF trouble: # on sender ncat --send-only --listen 12345 < file.zip # then, on receiver ncat --recv-only 1.2.3.4 12345 > file.zip