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On Jan 13, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Bob BLU wrote: > At 03:28 PM 1/13/2006, Josh ChaitinPollak wrote: >> Is there a way to get socat to keep trying, and >> never say connection refused? Given the nature of UDP communications, >> its ok if we lose packets, but I want socat to keep trying with new >> packets. > > You could have another program watch socat and if it dies then > restart it. > > If you think that is a suitable approach you can do it via /etc/ > inittab. > > scat:2345:respawn:sudo -u user /path/to/script I thought of that, or of using a while(1) loop in a shell script. The problem with that is the restart time. I don't know how long it would take, probably less than a second, but I'm concerned it might be more time than we can afford. I'll try it out, its a temporary solution anyway, until I can write my own application. The problem with sredird and RFC 2217 is that it is TCP based, and I need to use UDP, at least for now.
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