simple socket redirector app question

[Michael Gilfix]

  I think SocketServer is a good choice for this. SocketServer is
aimed at providing a easy to drop-in infrastructure for apps that
don't require any complicated server setup. SocketServer would make
this quick and compact. Essentially you just want to read from one
socket and write to the other. Via inhertiance you could construct
a bridge class that contains two socket servers and talks between
them...

                   -- Mike

On Mon, Jun 17 @ 13:27, Bruce Edge wrote:
> I have an app which talks via sockets to local host clients only.
> I'd like to get at it remotely.
> 
> Basically it would accept remote connections from a remote client, 
> relay them the the local app, and forward the replies back to the 
> remote client.
> 
> What's the simplest way to write this type of a socket redirector?
> 
> Use SocketServer, or is that overkill?
> 
> Thanks, Bruce.
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