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Date: 	Sat, 31 Dec 2005 00:56:46 -0500
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Subject: netcat nc ???
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It is late and I shouldn't be banging on my pc's but I'm going to 
risk embarassment and ask the question.

I was trying to use netcat, that I thought was invoked by nc to copy 
a dd image of drive to a file on my w2k box running cygwin.

I have a feeling that I am running a nedit utility.

So, is netcat in the cygwin dist?

If you were trying to copy a hard drive image from a remote pc over 
the lan to your pc running cygwin what would the commands be at both 
ends?

Thanks,

Wes S


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