fireproofsocks
Sending UDP messages using Port
I was trying to follow along with how statix sent messages to port 8135.
If I set up a listener on the host OS in some other terminal window, e.g. using netcat:
nc -n -v -u -l 127.0.0.1 -p 8125
How can I send UDP messages to port 8125 so this listener will receive them? I confess that when the Port module linked over to the Erlang docs, I got a bit lost.
Does anyone have pointers or examples? Many thanks!
First Post!
mpope
External processes spawn as Ports communicate over stdin. To use UDP to communicate, you’ll need to open a socket using gen_udp: Erlang -- gen_udp and send messages over the socket.
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