I used esd for that kind of thing some time ago. You can use it to dial some server on another machine and then serve a file. I think I would run esd to serve it to the net and esdcat to dial and serve a pipe, but it was looooong ago, so I am not sure.
On 7/21/05, Russ Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is only on-topic insofar as I was reminded of > it by watching Nemo's Plan B video. And it would > be nice to have in Plan 9 from User Space. > > I want to do the equivalent of "bind something /dev/audio". > There just has to be a way to do this on Linux (I'm > also vaguely interested in other Unixes). I found a > program called vsound that purports to do this but > does so via an LD_PRELOAD library that replaces > open and ioctl and picks off access to /dev/dsp. > This isn't what I had in mind. > > Anyone know of real loopback audio devices for > Linux or any other Unix-like system? > > Russ > -- - curiosity sKilled the cat
