pyinthesky

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   by pyinthesky 7y ago

   Very cool. I put together something similar a little while ago that just uses curl instead of nc: https://github.com/jpschroeder/pipe-to-me https://pipeto.me/
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   by pyinthesky 8y ago

   I think you are right actually. I will experiment with some ways to make blocking vs non-blocking operations. I need to try out @paulddraper's suggestion below to see if I can do that over http. I'd like to make a raw socket ve
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   by pyinthesky 8y ago

   There are a couple (admittedly simplistic) examples in the readme like transferring or remotely watching files. The basic idea though is to take data from a unix/linux pipeline from one machine to another with the benefit of also bein
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   by pyinthesky 8y ago

   I may end up re-thinking this, but one idea was that you could temporarily `tail -f` a log file into a pipe and then check up on it later via a mobile browser. It could be writing the whole time, but just dropping everything when you weren
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   by pyinthesky 8y ago

   Hello, Author here. I toyed around with the idea of not allowing the sender to connect until a receiver was connected, but I could see the use case where you wrote a stream to nowhere and then had receivers jump in and out. I also toyed ar
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   Show HN: Pipe To Me – Stream data over HTTP using curl(github.com)

   39 points by pyinthesky 8y ago|13 comments