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hello -- can I use joker to create/listen on a file socket -- just browsing the docs currently
Joker supports a socket Repl (e.g. joker --repl :5555
), but not file sockets directly.
Have you looked into doing something like this (exploiting Joker support for reading from stdin)? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26390126/is-it-possible-to-attach-unix-socket-as-stdin-to-process-in-bash
well wait -- @U7W1AJ761 how can I create the socket and send things to it first with socat?
think I'll just look here little more - https://github.com/craSH/socat/blob/master/EXAMPLES#L175
I think it is just for listening. You might want another socket for stdout/stderr. I'm not an expert on this stuff ordinarily (ditto how to create the socket in the first place), so I generally have to re-read man pages and such to come up to speed. E.g. I vaguely recall something like mkpipe
being involved, but that might be a different animal entirely.