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Trying to redirect a serial port output (as read only) to a socket.<br />
The goal would be to telnet to it, and be able to read what is being output from the serial port.<br />
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The serial port is readable (for instance)<br />
screen /dev/tty.usbserial-abcde 19200<br />
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But I can't find a way to pipe it to netcat or anything to be a socket server..
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Trying to redirect a serial port output (as read only) to a socket.
The goal would be to telnet to it, and be able to read what is being output from the serial port.

The serial port is readable (for instance)
screen /dev/tty.usbserial-abcde 19200

But I can't find a way to pipe it to netcat or anything to be a socket server..

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