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I am looking for a simple bash command to open a client socket, read everything from the socket, and then close the socket. Something like wget or curl for sockets.
Is there a command in Bash to do this? Of do I need to write a bash script?
Netcat is the tool usually used to do this, but it can also be done with the
/dev/tcpand/dev/udpspecial pathnames.