I hacked this together using an example of a simple tcp service on the web written in C, to create a self serving web page which would post a query to a mysql database when the url is hit.

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  • Ability to specify listening port as a command line argument
  • Connect and Query to a MySQL database without a LAMP stack

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  • this is a great way to run a light monitoring service where you can check whats in a DB without needing the complete MySQL/PHP stack or even a webserver, as this does it all by itself. Then all you need to do is curl to the address:port that you run the service on and the programme can give you back a true if the entry is valid or fail the test if not.
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2010-10-26