Open kpcyrd opened 6 years ago
If you have replaced the regular interface ({rev,ipc}shell), the stdio of processes started with exec is still attached to the original process, so you can't get the output when starting processes.
{rev,ipc}shell
You can work around this by with ncat:
exec ncat -c sh\ -i\ 2>&1 -U /run/foo123.sock
This shouldn't be needed though.
This was resolved for ipcshell, the problem remains for revshell.
If you have replaced the regular interface (
{rev,ipc}shell
), the stdio of processes started with exec is still attached to the original process, so you can't get the output when starting processes.You can work around this by with ncat:
This shouldn't be needed though.