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Originally Posted by kalleanka
how about the server side? any idee?
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Your server needs to be listening on the specified port -- in the above case, httpd will listen on port 80 by default, but you will need to set up some rule to deal with the non-html input.
Alternatively, you can send an html-wrapped string via curl or ftp (different port and protocol) with wput and listen for those things on the server with httpd or an ftp server program.