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Questions tagged [named-pipes]

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How to add a privilege to an account in Windows?

Given: A VM running Windows 2008 I am logged on there using my domain account (SHUNRANET\markk) I have added the "Create global objects" privilege to my domain account: The VM is restarted (I know logout/logon is enough, but I had to restart) I…
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Is there a limit on the number on named pipes that can be created on a Linux machine?

And if so, how do we increase it - the named pipes are created using mkfifo command -
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Is it possible to expose pipe file from docker container?

Docker assume one container for one application. I have two apps (samba and squid) what talk to each other with pipe file. Is it possible to expose or share this pipe file between two containers?
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using named-pipes to control a remote ssh session in BASH

My question is mostly based on this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22479631/pipe-timely-commands-to-ssh?rq=1 I am following above question and I am able to connect to a server, like this: mkfifo CMDs.txt exec 7> CMDs.txt then from another…
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stream a command's stdout, and merge with terminal's stdin to a single stdout

This answer shows numerous ways to stream multiple commands into another command, but since they use subshells you can't do stdin. While you can achieve this with named pipes, it's somewhat ugly and can leave leftover processes afterwards: $ mkfifo…
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Named Pipe Access Denied when not running as Local System

I'm working on an issue at the moment where a WCF application creates a named pipe, which is then to be accessed by an asp.net application running in IIS. I didn't write the WCF application, I'm just trying to support it. The application runs in…
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How can I force a linked SQL Server to use TCP/IP instead of Named Pipes?

I have a SQL Server instance, Instance1, that has a linked SQL Server, Instance2. The linked server technically works, however I am positive that Instance1 is connecting to Instance2 via Named Pipes. I can see this very clearly by testing a sample…
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SQL Named Pipes across Site to Site VPN

Running into SQL issues and I can find the exact problem already posted here on SF. I have a SQL server running on a 192.168.16.x subnet on one side of a site to site VPN. I have a workstation on a 172.16.100.x subnet on the other. SQL Browser…
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Permission needed for Named pipes on Windows 2008

Are there any special permissions needed for domain service account running a windows service which receives messages over named pipes? Hosting environment is Windows Server 2008. Background: We have two processes communicating over named pipes. Our…
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Non-blocking bash redirection

Does anyone know how to redirect the output of a program, running from a bash script, to a named pipe IN NON BLOCKING MODE (having 'O_NONBLOCK' flag set)?
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controlling a linux box behind a router

I am trying to make it possible to control a shell on a linux box behind a router which is not under my control. My first idea was to make the client (the box behind the router) to ssh to a server under my control and forward the local ssh port,…
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Communication between Windows services on Windows Server 2019

I have some custom made Windows services, that communicate over Named Pipes on local network with other application on another server. This setup worked perfectly on WS 2008 R2 and WS 2016 servers, but i cant get it work on WS 2019 for some reason.…
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socat multiple reads from pipe via SSH

I would like to read input on a named pipe on a remote server from my local machine. I have a script on the remote server that is triggered as a CRON job. So every now and then by script writes something to the named pipe. Due to firewall…
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Linux kernel upgrade broke named pipes

We noticed a change with named pipes after a linux kernel upgrade. Using the scripts from http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/using-named-pipes-fifos-bash, we were able to replicate the issue. The scripts work on Linux TEST05 3.13.0-55-generic…
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netcat / named pipe proxy over ssh

I am used to forwarding a remote service port on localhost using ssh like: ssh -L 2181:localhost:2182 user@server (forward remote host port 2182 to local port 2181) now, from the machine I ssh to, I am trying to reach a tcp service and forward the…
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