
Yet another port knock client.
#### Installing
`$ pip install knocker`
#### Running
```bash
$ knocker your.server.domain 8001 8002 8003
knock... knock...
```
##### Getting help
```
$ knocker -h
usage: knocker [-h] [-d DELAY] host ports [ports ...]
Knock host and port using tcp connection
positional arguments:
host Hostname or IP address of the host
ports Ports to knock
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DELAY, --delay DELAY
Milliseconds between each knock
```
#### Example server
The `example_server.py` is just a socket server that listen 3 different
ports and print a message after receive a ping on it.
```
$ python example_server.py
Listening ports: 49485 38749 42846
```
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