results in stuff like /dev/tcp in bash/gawk.
furthermore, it's not true that you can "just write" to a socket. for instance, udpsockets cannot be written to.
You should be able to write(2) to an UDP socket which you've connect(2) and bind(2) atleat.
results in stuff like /dev/tcp in bash/gawk.
furthermore, it's not true that you can "just write" to a socket. for instance, udpsockets cannot be written to.
You should be able to write(2) to an UDP socket which you've connect(2) and bind(2) atleat.