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# ncat-chat changelog | ||
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## v1.0.0 | ||
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This is the first release of ncat-chat. And probably the only one, let's be honest. | ||
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This tool is a minimalist chat server/client using `ncat`. | ||
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There are two bash scripts: `ncat-server.sh` & `ncat-client.sh`, although they could probably be portable for another shell. | ||
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As expected, the server script open a server, waiting for connections. And the client connects to the server, enabling discussion. Please see the `README.md` file for basic and advanced usage. | ||
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### BIG DISCLAIMER | ||
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**THIS SOLUTION IS BY NO MEAN PRODUCTION-SAFE. IT'S A TOY.** | ||
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### Basic features | ||
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* Server and client scripts use SSL by default. | ||
* Customization / configuration via environment variables | ||
* Server configuration: listening port. | ||
* Client configuration: server hostname, port, username, color. | ||
* Usage help available via `./ncat-server -h` or `./ncat-client.sh -h` | ||
* Compatible with `rlwrap` if you want to use the arrow keys to edit your message, browse your history, etc. | ||
* Thorough documentation in the `README.md` file for further details on usage and options. |
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