Simple TCP "relay" or "proxy"
Im trying to make a simple TCP socket "relay" or "proxy", but my skills in
Python are not high (yet).
The only thing it should do, is to open the connection on behalf of the
client, and when the client closes the connection, it should do so too.
It's going to "relay" PCL and/or PostScript printjobs to a TCP/IP printer.
Does anyone have some sugggestions on code-examples? I've tried googling
around, but couldn'r find anythin usefull.
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Tomas
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