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Websocats up to version 1.5.0 are buildable by Rust 1.31. Websocat version 1.2.0 (or from [a tag](https://github.com/vi/websocat/releases/tag/last_version_that_supports_rust_1_28)) should be buildable by 1.28.0. Websocat version 1.1.0 and earlier should be buildable with Rust v1.23.0. There is legacy non-async version buildable by even older Rust.\n\n[releases]:https://github.com/vi/websocat/releases\n\n# Installation\n\nThere are multiple options for installing WebSocat. From easy to hard:\n\n* If you're on Linux Debian or Ubuntu (or other dpkg-based), try downloading a pre-build deb package from [GitHub releases][releases] and install from GUI or with command like `gdebi websocat_..._.deb`\n* If you're on Fedora, you can install WebSocat from [Copr](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/atim/websocat/): `sudo dnf copr enable atim/websocat -y && sudo dnf install websocat`\n* If you're on FreeBSD, you may install WebSocat with the following command: `pkg install websocat`.\n* If you're on Mac, you can do `brew install websocat`.\n* Download a pre-build executable and install it to PATH.\n* Install the [Rust toolchain](https://rustup.rs/) and do `cargo install --features=ssl websocat`. If something fails with a `-sys` crate, try without `--features=ssl`;\n* Build Websocat from source code (see below), then move `target/release/websocat` somewhere to the PATH.\n\n## `--help=long` output\n\n```\nwebsocat 1.8.0\nVitaly \"_Vi\" Shukela \nCommand-line client for web sockets, like netcat/curl/socat for ws://.\n\nUSAGE:\n websocat ws://URL | wss://URL (simple client)\n websocat -s port (simple server)\n websocat [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] (advanced mode)\n\nFLAGS:\n --async-stdio [A] On UNIX, set stdin and stdout to nonblocking mode instead of\n spawning a thread. This should improve performance, but may break other\n programs running on the same console.\n --dump-spec [A] Instead of running, dump the specifiers representation to stdout\n -e, --set-environment Set WEBSOCAT_* environment variables when doing exec:/cmd:/sh-c:\n Currently it's WEBSOCAT_URI and WEBSOCAT_CLIENT for\n request URI and client address (if TCP)\n Beware of ShellShock or similar security problems.\n -E, --exit-on-eof Close a data transfer direction if the other one reached EOF\n --foreachmsg-wait-read [A] Wait for reading to finish before closing foreachmsg:'s peer\n --jsonrpc Format messages you type as JSON RPC 2.0 method calls. First word\n becomes method name, the rest becomes parameters, possibly automatically\n wrapped in [].\n --just-generate-key [A] Just a Sec-WebSocket-Key value without running main Websocat\n --linemode-strip-newlines [A] Don't include trailing \\n or \\r\\n coming from streams in WebSocket\n messages\n -0, --null-terminated Use \\0 instead of \\n for linemode\n --no-line [A] Don't automatically insert line-to-message transformation\n --no-exit-on-zeromsg [A] Don't exit when encountered a zero message. Zero messages are used\n internally in Websocat, so it may fail to close connection at all.\n --no-fixups [A] Don't perform automatic command-line fixups. May destabilize\n websocat operation. Use --dump-spec without --no-fixups to discover what\n is being inserted automatically and read the full manual about Websocat\n internal workings.\n --no-async-stdio [A] Inhibit using stdin/stdout in a nonblocking way if it is not a tty\n -1, --one-message Send and/or receive only one message. Use with --no-close and/or -u/-U.\n --oneshot Serve only once. Not to be confused with -1 (--one-message)\n --exec-sighup-on-stdin-close [A] Make exec: or sh-c: or cmd: send SIGHUP on UNIX when input is\n closed.\n --exec-sighup-on-zero-msg [A] Make exec: or sh-c: or cmd: send SIGHUP on UNIX when facing incoming\n zero-length message.\n -q Suppress all diagnostic messages, except of startup errors\n --reuser-send-zero-msg-on-disconnect [A] Make reuse-raw: send a zero-length message to the peer when some\n clients disconnects.\n -s, --server-mode Simple server mode: specify TCP port or addr:port as single argument\n -S, --strict strict line/message mode: drop too long messages instead of splitting\n them, drop incomplete lines.\n -k, --insecure Accept invalid certificates and hostnames while connecting to TLS\n --udp-broadcast [A] Set SO_BROADCAST\n --udp-multicast-loop [A] Set IP[V6]_MULTICAST_LOOP\n --udp-oneshot [A] udp-listen: replies only one packet per client\n --udp-reuseaddr [A] Set SO_REUSEADDR for UDP socket. Listening TCP sockets are always\n reuseaddr.\n -u, --unidirectional Inhibit copying data in one direction\n -U, --unidirectional-reverse Inhibit copying data in the other direction (or maybe in both directions\n if combined with -u)\n --accept-from-fd [A] Do not call `socket(2)` in UNIX socket listerer peer, start with\n `accept(2)` using specified file descriptor number as argument instead\n of filename\n --unlink [A] Unlink listening UNIX socket before binding to it\n -V, --version Prints version information\n -v Increase verbosity level to info or further\n -b, --binary Send message to WebSockets as binary messages\n -n, --no-close Don't send Close message to websocket on EOF\n --websocket-ignore-zeromsg [A] Silently drop incoming zero-length WebSocket messages. They may\n cause connection close due to usage of zero-len message as EOF flag\n inside Websocat.\n -t, --text Send message to WebSockets as text messages\n --base64 Encode incoming binary WebSocket messages in one-line Base64 If\n `--binary-prefix` (see `--help=full`) is set, outgoing WebSocket\n messages that start with the prefix are decoded from base64 prior to\n sending.\n --base64-text [A] Encode incoming text WebSocket messages in one-line Base64. I don't\n know whether it can be ever useful, but it's for symmetry with\n `--base64`.\n\nOPTIONS:\n --socks5 \n Use specified address:port as a SOCKS5 proxy. Note that proxy authentication is not supported yet. Example:\n --socks5 127.0.0.1:9050\n --autoreconnect-delay-millis \n [A] Delay before reconnect attempt for `autoreconnect:` overlay. [default: 20]\n\n --basic-auth \n Add `Authorization: Basic` HTTP request header with this base64-encoded parameter\n\n --queue-len \n [A] Number of pending queued messages for broadcast reuser [default: 16]\n\n -B, --buffer-size Maximum message size, in bytes [default: 65536]\n -H, --header ...\n Add custom HTTP header to websocket client request. Separate header name and value with a colon and\n optionally a single space. Can be used multiple times. Note that single -H may eat multiple further\n arguments, leading to confusing errors. Specify headers at the end or with equal sign like -H='X: y'.\n --server-header ...\n Add custom HTTP header to websocket upgrade reply. Separate header name and value with a colon and\n optionally a single space. Can be used multiple times. Note that single -H may eat multiple further\n arguments, leading to confusing errors.\n --exec-args ...\n [A] Arguments for the `exec:` specifier. Must be the last option, everything after it gets into the exec\n args list.\n --header-to-env ...\n Forward specified incoming request header to H_* environment variable for `exec:`-like specifiers.\n\n -h, --help \n See the help.\n --help=short is the list of easy options and address types\n --help=long lists all options and types (see [A] markers)\n --help=doc also shows longer description and examples.\n --just-generate-accept \n [A] Just a Sec-WebSocket-Accept value based on supplied Sec-WebSocket-Key value without running main\n Websocat\n --max-messages \n Maximum number of messages to copy in one direction.\n\n --max-messages-rev \n Maximum number of messages to copy in the other direction.\n\n --conncap \n Maximum number of simultaneous connections for listening mode\n\n --origin Add Origin HTTP header to websocket client request\n --pkcs12-der \n Pkcs12 archive needed to accept SSL connections, certificate and key.\n A command to output it: openssl pkcs12 -export -out output.pkcs12 -inkey key.pem -in cert.pem\n Use with -s (--server-mode) option or with manually specified TLS overlays.\n See moreexamples.md for more info.\n --pkcs12-passwd \n Password for --pkcs12-der pkcs12 archive. Required on Mac.\n\n --request-header ...\n [A] Specify HTTP request headers for `http-request:` specifier.\n\n -X, --request-method [A] Method to use for `http-request:` specifier\n --request-uri [A] URI to use for `http-request:` specifier\n --restrict-uri \n When serving a websocket, only accept the given URI, like `/ws`\n This liberates other URIs for things like serving static files or proxying.\n -F, --static-file ...\n Serve a named static file for non-websocket connections.\n Argument syntax: ::\n Argument example: /index.html:text/html:index.html\n Directories are not and will not be supported for security reasons.\n Can be specified multiple times. Recommended to specify them at the end or with equal sign like `-F=...`,\n otherwise this option may eat positional arguments\n --socks5-bind-script \n [A] Execute specified script in `socks5-bind:` mode when remote port number becomes known.\n\n --socks5-destination \n [A] Examples: 1.2.3.4:5678 2600:::80 hostname:5678\n\n --tls-domain \n [A] Specify domain for SNI or certificate verification when using tls-connect: overlay\n\n --udp-multicast ...\n [A] Issue IP[V6]_ADD_MEMBERSHIP for specified multicast address. Can be specified multiple times.\n\n --udp-multicast-iface-v4 ...\n [A] IPv4 address of multicast network interface. Has to be either not specified or specified the same number\n of times as multicast IPv4 addresses. Order matters.\n --udp-multicast-iface-v6 ...\n [A] Index of network interface for IPv6 multicast. Has to be either not specified or specified the same\n number of times as multicast IPv6 addresses. Order matters.\n --udp-ttl [A] Set IP_TTL, also IP_MULTICAST_TTL if applicable\n --protocol \n Specify this Sec-WebSocket-Protocol: header when connecting\n\n --server-protocol \n Force this Sec-WebSocket-Protocol: header when accepting a connection\n\n --websocket-version Override the Sec-WebSocket-Version value\n --binary-prefix \n [A] Prepend specified text to each received WebSocket binary message. Also strip this prefix from outgoing\n messages, explicitly marking them as binary even if `--text` is specified\n --ws-c-uri \n [A] URI to use for ws-c: overlay [default: ws://0.0.0.0/]\n\n --ping-interval Send WebSocket pings each this number of seconds\n --ping-timeout \n Drop WebSocket connection if Pong message not received for this number of seconds\n\n --text-prefix \n [A] Prepend specified text to each received WebSocket text message. Also strip this prefix from outgoing\n messages, explicitly marking them as text even if `--binary` is specified\n\nARGS:\n In simple mode, WebSocket URL to connect. In advanced mode first address (there are many kinds of\n addresses) to use. See --help=types for info about address types. If this is an address for\n listening, it will try serving multiple connections.\n In advanced mode, second address to connect. If this is an address for listening, it will accept only\n one connection.\n\n\nBasic examples:\n Command-line websocket client:\n websocat ws://echo.websocket.org/\n \n WebSocket server\n websocat -s 8080\n \n WebSocket-to-TCP proxy:\n websocat --binary ws-l:127.0.0.1:8080 tcp:127.0.0.1:5678\n \n\nFull list of address types:\n\tws:// \tInsecure (ws://) WebSocket client. Argument is host and URL.\n\twss:// \tSecure (wss://) WebSocket client. Argument is host and URL.\n\tws-listen: \tWebSocket server. Argument is host and port to listen.\n\tinetd-ws: \tWebSocket inetd server. [A]\n\tl-ws-unix: \tWebSocket UNIX socket-based server. [A]\n\tl-ws-abstract: \tWebSocket abstract-namespaced UNIX socket server. [A]\n\tws-lowlevel-client:\t[A] Low-level HTTP-independent WebSocket client connection without associated HTTP upgrade.\n\tws-lowlevel-server:\t[A] Low-level HTTP-independent WebSocket server connection without associated HTTP upgrade.\n\twss-listen: \tListen for secure WebSocket connections on a TCP port\n\thttp: \t[A] Issue HTTP request, receive a 1xx or 2xx reply, then pass\n\tasyncstdio: \t[A] Set stdin and stdout to nonblocking mode, then use it as a communication counterpart. UNIX-only.\n\tinetd: \tLike `asyncstdio:`, but intented for inetd(8) usage. [A]\n\ttcp: \tConnect to specified TCP host and port. Argument is a socket address.\n\ttcp-listen: \tListen TCP port on specified address.\n\tssl-listen: \tListen for SSL connections on a TCP port\n\tsh-c: \tStart specified command line using `sh -c` (even on Windows)\n\tcmd: \tStart specified command line using `sh -c` or `cmd /C` (depending on platform)\n\texec: \tExecute a program directly (without a subshell), providing array of arguments on Unix [A]\n\treadfile: \tSynchronously read a file. Argument is a file path.\n\twritefile: \tSynchronously truncate and write a file.\n\tappendfile: \tSynchronously append a file.\n\tudp: \tSend and receive packets to specified UDP socket, from random UDP port \n\tudp-listen: \tBind an UDP socket to specified host:port, receive packet\n\topen-async: \tOpen file for read and write and use it like a socket. [A]\n\topen-fd: \tUse specified file descriptor like a socket. [A]\n\tthreadedstdio: \t[A] Stdin/stdout, spawning a thread (threaded version).\n\t- \tRead input from console, print to console. Uses threaded implementation even on UNIX unless requested by `--async-stdio` CLI option.\n\tunix: \tConnect to UNIX socket. Argument is filesystem path. [A]\n\tunix-listen: \tListen for connections on a specified UNIX socket [A]\n\tunix-dgram: \tSend packets to one path, receive from the other. [A]\n\tabstract: \tConnect to UNIX abstract-namespaced socket. Argument is some string used as address. [A]\n\tabstract-listen:\tListen for connections on a specified abstract UNIX socket [A]\n\tabstract-dgram: \tSend packets to one address, receive from the other. [A]\n\tmirror: \tSimply copy output to input. No arguments needed.\n\tliteralreply: \tReply with a specified string for each input packet.\n\tclogged: \tDo nothing. Don't read or write any bytes. Keep connections in \"hung\" state. [A]\n\tliteral: \tOutput a string, discard input.\n\tassert: \tCheck the input. [A]\n\tassert2: \tCheck the input. [A]\n\tseqpacket: \tConnect to AF_UNIX SOCK_SEQPACKET socket. Argument is a filesystem path. [A]\n\tseqpacket-listen:\tListen for connections on a specified AF_UNIX SOCK_SEQPACKET socket [A]\nFull list of overlays:\n\tws-upgrade: \tWebSocket upgrader / raw server. Specify your own protocol instead of usual TCP. [A]\n\thttp-request: \t[A] Issue HTTP request, receive a 1xx or 2xx reply, then pass\n\thttp-post-sse: \t[A] Accept HTTP/1 request. Then, if it is GET,\n\tssl-connect: \tOverlay to add TLS encryption atop of existing connection [A]\n\tssl-accept: \tAccept an TLS connection using arbitrary backing stream. [A]\n\treuse-raw: \tReuse subspecifier for serving multiple clients: unpredictable mode. [A]\n\tbroadcast: \tReuse this connection for serving multiple clients, sending replies to all clients.\n\tautoreconnect: \tRe-establish underlying connection on any error or EOF\n\tws-c: \tLow-level WebSocket connector. Argument is a some another address. [A]\n\tmsg2line: \tLine filter: Turns messages from packet stream into lines of byte stream. 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