This is version 1.0 of "uredir", a program to redirect
UDP packets to a port on another host. It works for me
under RedHat 4.2 (2.0.33), your mileage may vary.
This is free software. You can use it, modify it, give
it away, or sell it, but you cannot claim that you or
somebody else wrote it, and you cannot claim or attempt
to claim actual or perceived damages from me, my heirs,
my estate, or my company based on use of this code.
Usage: uredir [-d] [-f] [-h] local_port target_host target_port
-d send debugging info to syslog
-f run in foreground
-h print this message
local_port UDP service (eg. echo, daytime) or port number
target_host name or IP address of target host
target_port UDP service (eg. echo, daytime) or port number
For example,
uredir 2511 10.10.10.53 daytime
would redirect UDP packets coming in on port 2511 of this machine
to port 13 of the machine 10.10.10.53, and would redirect any
resultant output from 10.10.10.53 to whatever it was that connected
to port 2511 of this machine.
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