A server that can intercept plaintext messages in the body of HTTP requests.
CMP can also accept raw TCP data as a message as well, it was made for fun as a bad idea taken to it's illogical extreme.
usage: curl-messaging-program.py [-h] [-i] [-t] [-v] [-b BUFFER] [-o TIMEOUT] [-r RESPONSE] [port]
Simple server that displays messages received with cURL through either HTTP request body, URI query, or raw TCP
positional arguments:
port port number to bind to
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i, --ip log message IP address
-t, --timestamp log message timestamp
-v, --verbose show full HTTP request
-b BUFFER, --buffer BUFFER
set TCP buffer size, affects maximum message length
-o TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT
set TCP recv timeout until the message is considered completed
-r RESPONSE, --response RESPONSE
HTTP response to serve
To message in Unix:
$ curl <ip> -d '<message>'
In Windows:
> Invoke-WebRequest http://<ip> -Body @{m='<message>'}
tcp-send.py is included as a method to send a message encoded in a raw TCP data stream.
usage: tcp-send.py [-h] [-p PORT] [-v] [-b BUFFER] [-t TIMEOUT] host message
Simple TCP client to send encoded text to a server
positional arguments:
host host to send message to
message message to send
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PORT, --port PORT port to connect to
-v, --verbose show TCP response
-b BUFFER, --buffer BUFFER
set TCP buffer size, affects maximum response length
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT
set TCP recv timeout until the message is considered completed