How can I write directly to a Solaris FIFO pipe over ssh?
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I have a Solaris server running a process that has its input and output redirected into FIFO pipes (fifo_in, fifo_out).
How can I connect to these two pipes over ssh?
I would like to be able to write to the fifo_in pipe over ssh and have the Solaris process execute the commands it receives via the pipe, and then of course to receive the output of the process via fifo_out.
I can connect to the Solaris server via ssh or ftp. Not sure if it has netcat installed, but from what I have read online it seems unlikely.
Edit: I would like to do all of this from python (on the client) so I can parse the data as it comes in from the Solaris process.
ssh python pipe solaris netcat
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I have a Solaris server running a process that has its input and output redirected into FIFO pipes (fifo_in, fifo_out).
How can I connect to these two pipes over ssh?
I would like to be able to write to the fifo_in pipe over ssh and have the Solaris process execute the commands it receives via the pipe, and then of course to receive the output of the process via fifo_out.
I can connect to the Solaris server via ssh or ftp. Not sure if it has netcat installed, but from what I have read online it seems unlikely.
Edit: I would like to do all of this from python (on the client) so I can parse the data as it comes in from the Solaris process.
ssh python pipe solaris netcat
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I have a Solaris server running a process that has its input and output redirected into FIFO pipes (fifo_in, fifo_out).
How can I connect to these two pipes over ssh?
I would like to be able to write to the fifo_in pipe over ssh and have the Solaris process execute the commands it receives via the pipe, and then of course to receive the output of the process via fifo_out.
I can connect to the Solaris server via ssh or ftp. Not sure if it has netcat installed, but from what I have read online it seems unlikely.
Edit: I would like to do all of this from python (on the client) so I can parse the data as it comes in from the Solaris process.
ssh python pipe solaris netcat
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I have a Solaris server running a process that has its input and output redirected into FIFO pipes (fifo_in, fifo_out).
How can I connect to these two pipes over ssh?
I would like to be able to write to the fifo_in pipe over ssh and have the Solaris process execute the commands it receives via the pipe, and then of course to receive the output of the process via fifo_out.
I can connect to the Solaris server via ssh or ftp. Not sure if it has netcat installed, but from what I have read online it seems unlikely.
Edit: I would like to do all of this from python (on the client) so I can parse the data as it comes in from the Solaris process.
ssh python pipe solaris netcat
ssh python pipe solaris netcat
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