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function connect_nc() {
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local id=$1
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# Note: When this command returns, the session immediately goes into a "canceling" state
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echo "foo" | boundary connect -exec nc -target-id $id -- {{boundary.ip}} {{boundary.port}}
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boundary connect -exec nc -target-id $id -- -w 5 -v {{boundary.ip}} {{boundary.port}} < /dev/null
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}
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function connect_alias() {
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local alias=$1
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# Note: When this command returns, the session immediately goes into a "canceling" state
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echo "foo" | boundary connect $alias -exec nc -- {{boundary.ip}} {{boundary.port}}
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boundary connect $alias -exec nc -- -w 5 -v {{boundary.ip}} {{boundary.port}} < /dev/null
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}
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function connect_alias_with_host_id() {
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local alias=$1
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local hostid=$2
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# Note: When this command returns, the session immediately goes into a "canceling" state
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echo "foo" | boundary connect $alias -host-id $hostid -exec nc -- {{boundary.ip}} {{boundary.port}}
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boundary connect $alias -host-id $hostid -exec nc -- -w 5 -v {{boundary.ip}} {{boundary.port}} < /dev/null
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}
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