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Hi folks, I am constantly switching between my ubuntu system on my desktop, and our CentOS servers at work. This is the first time I have come across a difference that broke a script ... I use the tool 'nc' to to check the status of memcached caches on my servers In production (CentOS) this works : echo "stats" | nc localhost 11211 however it fails on the ubuntu machine. The ubuntu machine requires an option echo "stats" | nc -q1 localhost 11211 so I added that ' -q1' option to the script. Which in turn broke the script on CentOS, which complains that there is no '-q' option. After 'man'ing the tool on both machines it appears the CentOS version truly does not have the '-q' option, and that the Ubuntu version really needs it. How is it possible that such a nice tool can get soooo messed up? Anyone know a way around this? thanks Richard
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