Package: netcat6
Version: 1.0-8
Severity: normal
Hi,
when i invoke netcat6 with
> nc6 --exec "echo foo" -l --continuous -p 1234 -q0:0
my expected behavior is a server, which listens for connections, prints out
"foo" to each client connects and closes the connection then (but not exit
nc6).
When i invoke that without --continuous the connection is closed after
exceuting, as expected.
With --continuous the server allows multiple connections, as expected, but
as side-effect, connections won't be closed after executing the command.
I think, this behaivor is a bug and should be fixed.
Greetings,
Michael
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