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The version of netcat installed by Ubuntu 17.04's package archive (1.10-41) exhibits slightly different behavior than the version typically installed by Homebrew on macOS. nc localhost 8377 ends up causing an annoying block when sending bytes into Clipper. As a long time macOS user, I instantly noticed the difference.
Digging into the godoc for os.Copy reads
Copy copies from src to dst until either EOF is reached on src or an error occurs.
A slightly different usage of nc -N localhost 8377 exhibits the behavior I am used to. It would be helpful to have a mention in the documentation for others who may not be getting a very good user experience.
I'm a long-time fan of Clipper. Thanks for making such an awesome tool!
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Thanks for reporting this and figuring out the workaround. Feel free to submit a PR if you'd like, or I'll get to this at some point when I have cycles for it.
The version of netcat installed by Ubuntu 17.04's package archive (1.10-41) exhibits slightly different behavior than the version typically installed by Homebrew on macOS.
nc localhost 8377
ends up causing an annoying block when sending bytes into Clipper. As a long time macOS user, I instantly noticed the difference.Digging into the godoc for
os.Copy
readsA slightly different usage of
nc -N localhost 8377
exhibits the behavior I am used to. It would be helpful to have a mention in the documentation for others who may not be getting a very good user experience.I'm a long-time fan of Clipper. Thanks for making such an awesome tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: