Mirror of the socat source code with pre-built releases for Windows, Linux (x64 and x86), and MacOS (x64)
Both x64 and x86 binaries for Linux and Windows can be downloaded from the "Releases" section of this repo. An x64 MacOS binary is available as well:
- Make sure gcc, make, and openssl are installed
- Clone or download the zip for this repo
git clone https://github.com/3ndG4me/socat.git
cd socat
./configure
make
- A
socat
binary will be in the root of the socat repo - Optional
make install
(will install socat into your path)
- Install Cygwin with the following additional packages:
gcc-g++
gcc-core
cygwin32-gcc-g++
cygwin32-gcc-core
make
- Using Cygwin, clone or download the zip for this repo
git clone https://github.com/3ndG4me/socat.git
cd socat
./configure
make
- A
socat.exe
binary will be in the root of the socat repo - Optional
make install
(will install socat into your path)
- Be sure clang/gcc is installed along with make, and openssl
- Clone or download the zip for this repo
git clone https://github.com/3ndG4me/socat.git
cd socat
./configure
make
- NOTICE: For version 1.7.3.3 the
xio-termios.c
file had a function call on line359
that passed the parameterspeed
as the type ofspeed_t
. According the interface for this function, defined in thexio-termios.h
header file, this paramter is supposed to be anunsigned int
. This is a strange error that only occurs with the mac version during the intial build withmake
. It is simply patched by changing thespeed_t
type of thespeed
parameter to theunsigned int
that the interface is expecting.
- NOTICE: For version 1.7.3.3 the
- A
socat
binary will be in the root of the socat repo - Optional
make install
(will install socat into your path)
I did not write this, nor do I maintain the original project. This is simply a mirror repo hosting pre-compiled release builds. All original licenses apply. All credit goes to the original creator/maintainer, please visit the link to the original maintainer below for more information on how to report bugs and about the socat project in general:
Also checkout the original README below for more information: