socatlord
socatlord is a tool to manage multiple socats
You feed it with a config file placed at
/etc/socatlord that has the syntax like:
# this is a comment
9.9.9.9:80 -> 123.23.4.3.:81
80 -> 192.168.224.20:80
udp 0.0.0.0:23 -> 192.168.224.20:23
TCP is the default protocol. Socatlord will spawn as many socats as necessary.
Usage
After you put this file, call socatlord install. This will install and enable socatlord to start
during your startups (only if you're using Systemd).
Later call socatlord run to terminate currently running socats and launch your own.
This may terminate your SSH connection, if you're using a socat to proxy it though.
You can also call socatlord stop to stop all socats.
You can provide an optional argument of -v to see what commands are launched
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