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Subject: Re: Re: [9front] Enabling a service
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On mag 06  8:43, ori@eigenstate.org wrote:
> 
> yes, listen(1) is only started on cpu servers by default.
> you can run it manually if you want.

Ok, instead of creating a CPU server I would prefer (if possible) to
launch listen manually on my current machine.

But it is listen(8), not listen(1), isn't it?

Which is the correct syntax to create a tcp listener on port 7 which
is an echo service (basically, what performs /rc/bin/service/!tcp7)?

I couldn't find any example.

Bye,

Rocky