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ncat is much like cat(1), but either its input or output is a TCP/IP socket
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rather than a file descriptor. If the input is from a socket, ncat reads data
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from the specified socket and sends the data to stdout. If the output is to a
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socket, ncat reads data from stdin and sends the data to the specified socket.
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ncat can log the data stream in three formats. Which format to use (if any)
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should be chosen according to the nature of the data being streamed.
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http://www.canonware.com/canonware/
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