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I'm trying to get a one-line command that pipes all messages on a port to a php script. I can't use a netcat proxy, as the receiving end is webserver-only.
Basically, I have the idea of doing something like this:
nc -d localhost 30003 | curl -d @- https://URL/file.php
How would I actually do this? Such that all messages from the nc connection are sent to the php script. On a per message basis (Curl request for every line of nc received) Preferably without waiting for the curl to finish, to allow for large amounts of messages to continuously send.
Are you trying to perform a single massive POST with all data, or multiple (e.g. one POST per received line)? – user1686 – 2019-02-19T09:16:13.317
@grawity Updated – Elliot Parker – 2019-02-19T09:38:44.293