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Hej Ralph,
thats sounds too interesting to keep quite.

What, more specific,  do you want to do ?

Read a specific file line-by-line ?
Do you need all the lines, or only a specifc one ?

Do you want to read the file multiple times ?
(I think so)

In this case you could write a little daemon,
which listens on a TCP socket,
waits for some event, reads the file, filters out the line,
and sends the interesting stuff back.

I am thinking about using netcat (in short nc) and some shell/grep/sed stuff together.

Do you want to share more details ?
/Torsten

On 6/17/14 14:26, Ralph Lange wrote:

All,

I was wondering if anyone has written an ASYN port driver for file read access.
Something that on every read returns a (run-time) configurable line of a (start-up) configurable file, for example.

Intended use: Read stuff from the /proc file system using StreamDevice.

Thanks for any hints,
~Ralph

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