README
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go-tcplisten: A simple TCP Listener written in go
This simple program was created to be used as a system service. The service starts and listens on a specified TCP port number, and echos back any raw data sent.
Designed as a tiny executable to be used as a service monitor with VMware NSX Load Balancers
Configuration
No configuration required. Build to be executed from either command line or crontab (or Services for Windows).
> ./go-tcplisten 1234
> .\go-tcplisten 1234
Where 1234 is the TCP Port number you want the service to listen to.
Windows Service
Add to Services using the following...
sc create "GoLang TCP Listener" binpath="c:\go-tcplisten\go-tcplisten.exe 1234" type=own start=auto
Testing
To test the application, run the following
go run *.go
Building
When ready to compile, run the following
go build
The resulting executable & config.yml file can be placed in your system or user path.
References
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Using the Type Listener Example from the Package net Documentation
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Following steps from How to create a windows service by using sc.exe
Documentation
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There is no documentation for this package.
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