I\'d like to run a Ruby script that handles encrypted communications from inetd. As I need the certificate information for further processing, I can\'t \"offload\" the SSL to something like stunnel.
I am using Botan utility to perform encryption. When I initialize my connection to a remote machine using SSH, I am able to trade keys over the secure SSH connection. However, sometimes I use inetd to
I want to create a single client that issues unicast requests for data from any of many workstations on the same LAN. The client will likely run Linux, but the workstations may run any OS. Is it possi
In another question, the answer states that on Unixes with /proc, the really straight and reliable way is to readlink("/proc/self/exe", buf, bufsize) and it then proceeds to give backup solu
I have a server application that writes to a popen(\"myCommand\", \"w\") file descriptor in a separate thread and if the command passed to popen() results in any output to stdout or stderr, the my app
I have a server application that can be summoned for the client using inetd.However, if I try to attach to the server process that was launched with inetd, I get the following response: ptrace: Operat