Relay

Copyright (C) Angus J. C. Duggan 1997-1998

Relay is a program primarily for debugging network clients and servers. It
forwards connections made to it on to a third party program, and can log the
messages exchanged across a connection to a file as it does so. It can also
forward connections to a telnet program, so that manual commands can be sent
to network servers.

Command line arguments are:

	relay [-l[file]] [-r] port[:out] [host:port]

	-l[file]	Log messages to file. Normally messages are logging
			in a cooked form, where binary data is replaced by
			visible sequences enclosed in angle braces <>. If no
			file is specified, log messages go to stdout.
	-r		Log messages in raw form (no translation)
	port[:out]	The local port on which relay will accept connections,
			and the local port to which relay will bind the
			outgoing connection (unbound if not specified).
	host:port	The remote host and port to which relay will forward
			the connection. If this is not specified, relay will
			wait for telnet connections and forward to those
			instead. This allows you to debug servers by typing
			commands directly at them.

THIS SOFTWARE COMES WITH *NO* WARRANTY, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. USE AT
YOUR OWN RISK. THIS SOFTWARE IS UNSUPPORTED. THE AUTHOR RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
IMPLEMENT WHATEVER FEATURES HE DESIRES, AND ACKNOWLEDGES NO OBLIGATION TO
CONFORM TO ANY EXISTING OR FUTURE STANDARDS.

                                                                AJCD 30/5/97