Add INETD support #6
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With the new option "-I" it could be run from the (x)inetd service.
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Hi @rofl0r , I've mimic the "--inetd" option of this recent redir implementation from: https://github.com/troglobit/redir I hope you want to merge it. |
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| if(fd != -1) { | ||
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Hi @rofl0r ,
Yes! Thank you for noticing it. Now, it returns an error exit code. I prefer to not print a message, because in the Inet mode it doesn't have sense. You agree?
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i never used inetd so i dont really know. i guess it's ok now...
i'll read up about inetd next couple days and revise this PR. thanks for the clean work!
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Hi @rofl0r ,
You can test it in any standard Unix like system: using inted or xinted daemons. It's very simple. But in fact, you can check in another way: using netcat (or ncat or nc) in listening mode. Because the idea is simple: it reads from the STDIN for the incoming connection.
Regards.
When the tool can't stablish the connection then quit with an error code in the inet mode.
With the new option "-I" it could be run from the (x)inetd service.