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github.com/senanito85/go-udp
Simpe UDP server and client written in go.
To get the repo: $ go get github.com/senanito85/go-udp/
$ cd ~/go/src/github.com/senanito85/go-udp/
$ make
binaries will be created under target directory
To Start the server: $ client-darwin-amd64 or $ client-linux-amd64
To Start the Client: echo "test message" ./client-darwin-amd64 or echo "test message" ./client-linux-amd64
alternatively just ./client-linux-amd64 or ./client-darwin-amd64 then type the message to prompt
Server and client are configured to send and listen to port 2323 on 127.0.0.1. So it will work on same machine. When two servers used IP address on both client and server files should be updated accordingly.
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