Simux makes several TCP/IP clients talk to a single server through a single channel (TCP/IP connection, etc.).

To achieve this:

• only one client at a time can talk to the server;
• the other clients are put on hold;
• the talking client must close its socket to indicate it has completed.

A typical usage is sending several HTTP requests through a single TLS tunnel.

The Simux architecture is as follows:

• it relies on a child process (not provided by Simux) in charge of connecting to the server, and communicates with the child via its stdin/stdout;
• it accepts one client at a time and forwards the data from the client to the child, and vice versa.

Usage: simux [-v] PORT COMMAND [ARGS ...]

Arguments:
	-v         Be verbose
	PORT       Local listening TCP port
	COMMAND    Command to launch for connecting to the server
	ARGS       Arguments passed to COMMAND

Start Simux:

simux 8888 openssl s_client -quiet -connect example.org:443

Run HTTP clients:

curl http://localhost:8888/hello.html
curl http://localhost:8888/search?q=hello
...