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cloud_scripts/listen_on_ports.py simple http mock server#2
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This can be used for quick port testing, to start a simple service. E.g. $ python3 listen_on_ports.py -a 10.0.2.15 -p 1111 -p 2222 -p 3333 Starting on address 10.0.2.15 Starting on port 1111 Starting on port 3333 Starting on port 2222 Starting on address localhost Starting on port 1111 Starting on port 3333 Starting on port 2222 All ports are listening, press ENTER key to stop and exit. $ curl 10.0.2.15:2222 up
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Linux has a much more powerful tool for similar things: nc.
Does your script have any advantage on using nc, @tarzanek ?
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the only advantage is it gets http reply back |
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This can be used for quick port testing, to start a simple service.
E.g.