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@@ -7,5 +7,11 @@ the pre-existing raspberry-pi-phonehome listener daemon to be a
command-listener. The command is a variable inside the script
of course. Note that the command-listener logs to /tmp/command-listener.log
In addition, I wrote a very simple cat-client that connects to
a server (like telnet) and grabs the output..
The command-listener needs to take one line of input - additional command
line arguments for the command to be run, similarly the command-client
needs to pass that line..
In addition, there's a very simple cat-client that connects to
a server (like telnet) and grabs the output.. NOTE THAT IT CAN'T
BE USED TO CONNECT TO COMMAND-LISTENER, because cat-client doesn't
pass the line of extra arguments down the wire.
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