From: Frank Galikowski (frank.galikowski@d2vodafone.de)
Date: Wed Jan 09 2002 - 09:02:06 CET
Hi Michele,
being at work I cannot check your trick , but I think you mixed the sending
and receiving part of nc in your two lines of coding. This has already been a
subject on the list.
Maybe you can correct this in your help, section unixtips.eng .
The sending machine A adresses the receiving machine B with
# dd if=/dev/mouse bs=1c | nc machine_B_address 5555
receiving machine B is listening at the port 5555 with
# nc -lp 5555 | dd of=/dev/mouse bs=1c
Hint for newbies like me:
Prerequisite for nc is a running connection between A and B.
Check whether you want to use a serial, a parallel or an Ethernet cable
between A and B.
Then setup slip, plip or eth0 on A and B using private addresses like
192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.2.
Try to reach the other machine with ping 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.2 , break
with CTRL- C.
Have fun.
Greetings
Frank Galikowski
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