Creating persistent netcat link
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I have a remote raspberrypi that uses autossh to connect to my local machine (with reverse tunnel -R). This should feed a dump1090 instance on my local machine. I'm using
/bin/nc localhost 40005 | /bin/nc localhost 30104
and it works great until the connection is good but when the link breaks the new connection isn't established. How can I make the netcat link persistent? Thanks!
raspberry-pi ssh-tunneling netcat autossh
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I have a remote raspberrypi that uses autossh to connect to my local machine (with reverse tunnel -R). This should feed a dump1090 instance on my local machine. I'm using
/bin/nc localhost 40005 | /bin/nc localhost 30104
and it works great until the connection is good but when the link breaks the new connection isn't established. How can I make the netcat link persistent? Thanks!
raspberry-pi ssh-tunneling netcat autossh
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
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asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
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I have a remote raspberrypi that uses autossh to connect to my local machine (with reverse tunnel -R). This should feed a dump1090 instance on my local machine. I'm using
/bin/nc localhost 40005 | /bin/nc localhost 30104
and it works great until the connection is good but when the link breaks the new connection isn't established. How can I make the netcat link persistent? Thanks!
raspberry-pi ssh-tunneling netcat autossh
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
9,17852964
asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
111
I have a remote raspberrypi that uses autossh to connect to my local machine (with reverse tunnel -R). This should feed a dump1090 instance on my local machine. I'm using
/bin/nc localhost 40005 | /bin/nc localhost 30104
and it works great until the connection is good but when the link breaks the new connection isn't established. How can I make the netcat link persistent? Thanks!
raspberry-pi ssh-tunneling netcat autossh
raspberry-pi ssh-tunneling netcat autossh
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
9,17852964
asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
111
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
9,17852964
asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
111
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
9,17852964
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
9,17852964
edited Dec 9 at 13:48
Tomasz
9,17852964
9,17852964
asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
111
asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
111
asked Dec 9 at 9:20
Pavel T
111
111
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Kind of a hacky option, but you could just wrap your nc command(s) in a while loop:
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
# your netcat command(s) here
done;
This'll keep re-launching the netcat stuff until you kill the script.
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
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You might want asleep 1in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.
– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
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It was solved with socat utility. Thanks to all!
/usr/bin/socat -u TCP:localhost:40005 TCP:localhost:30104
answered Dec 10 at 14:55
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Kind of a hacky option, but you could just wrap your nc command(s) in a while loop:
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
# your netcat command(s) here
done;
This'll keep re-launching the netcat stuff until you kill the script.
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
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You might want asleep 1in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.
– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
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Kind of a hacky option, but you could just wrap your nc command(s) in a while loop:
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
# your netcat command(s) here
done;
This'll keep re-launching the netcat stuff until you kill the script.
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
1
You might want asleep 1in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.
– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
add a comment |
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up vote
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Kind of a hacky option, but you could just wrap your nc command(s) in a while loop:
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
# your netcat command(s) here
done;
This'll keep re-launching the netcat stuff until you kill the script.
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
Kind of a hacky option, but you could just wrap your nc command(s) in a while loop:
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
# your netcat command(s) here
done;
This'll keep re-launching the netcat stuff until you kill the script.
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
answered Dec 9 at 9:24
solarshado
26714
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You might want asleep 1in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.
– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
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1
You might want asleep 1in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.
– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
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You might want a
sleep 1 in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
You might want a
sleep 1 in the loop too, to stop the loop running away on failure.– roaima
Dec 9 at 9:52
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
The main problem with this is that the netcat instance isn't killed when the link breaks, it just hangs.
– Pavel T
Dec 9 at 12:26
add a comment |
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It was solved with socat utility. Thanks to all!
/usr/bin/socat -u TCP:localhost:40005 TCP:localhost:30104
answered Dec 10 at 14:55
Pavel T
111
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It was solved with socat utility. Thanks to all!
/usr/bin/socat -u TCP:localhost:40005 TCP:localhost:30104
answered Dec 10 at 14:55
Pavel T
111
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up vote
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It was solved with socat utility. Thanks to all!
/usr/bin/socat -u TCP:localhost:40005 TCP:localhost:30104
answered Dec 10 at 14:55
Pavel T
111
It was solved with socat utility. Thanks to all!
/usr/bin/socat -u TCP:localhost:40005 TCP:localhost:30104
answered Dec 10 at 14:55
Pavel T
111
answered Dec 10 at 14:55
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111
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