A RFC 865 compliant Quote of the Day program

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qotd

A RFC 865 compliant Quote of the Day ~~daemon~~ program

Done

t h r e a d s to accept several clients and/or run both udp and tcp servers from same executable and instance
macros (#define XXX yyy) for currently hard-coded values
switches (-x) and options (--xxxx) ?
logging ?
conf files ?

git clone https://github.com/Arthur-Coppey/qotd
cd qotd
cmake -B build
cd build
make

A "quotes.txt" file in the same folder as the server containing one quote per line. Quotes are separated by the line feed \n character.

Server as root (because port 17)

# ./server
$ ./client