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I have true64 Unix running and there a scales in the sytem which connect thru a com-server to the network. they have their own IP-address and are communicating over port 8000. when I telnet to the com-servers and the print function of the scale is executed I can see the data coming.
I need to know how I can have a server listening to a certain port (8000) and put all data that is received at these ports to a file or even better to a named stream (mkfifo). It also should send the IP address where the data is coming from. Does anyone know how to accomplish this? |
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