sslcat
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sslcat
sslcat - simple ssl upload of a file with verbose output
SYNOPSIS
sslcat
[
host
port
args
]
DESCRIPTION
sslcat
connects via the IP[v4|v6] protocol to
host
on
port
via TCP, and then attempts an SSL connection while
sending the data available on file descriptor 6
to the server.
It prints any data it receives.
sslcat
can be used to transfer binary data.
It does no conversion other than SSL encoding and decoding.
If
port
is not supplied,
sslcat
uses TCP port 443 (HTTPS).
If
host
is not supplied,
sslcat
connects to the local host.
If
args
are supplied, they are passed to
sslclient
unmodified.
SEE ALSO
sslserver(1),
sslclient(1),
sslcat(1),
https@(1),
tcp-environ(5)
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