pipe the output like,
pacman -Q | grep wallet | nc termbin.com 9999
first command and pipe it using nc (Netcat)
==nc==
Netcat is a versatile utility for working with TCP or UDP data.
More information: https://nmap.org/ncat.
- Listen on a specified port and print any data received:
nc -l port
- Connect to a certain port:
nc ip_address port
- Set a timeout:nc -w timeout_in_seconds ipaddress port
- Keep the server up after the client detaches:
nc -k -l port
- Keep the client up even after EOF:
nc -q timeout ip_address
- Scan the open ports of a specified host:
nc -v -z ip_address port
- Act as proxy and forward data from a local TCP port to the given remote host:
nc -l local_port | nc hostname remote_portsource TLDR (too long didn’t read)