> Thanks a lot! I had a suspicion the issue was something like this. > This is extremely inconvenient though, since now I have to change quite > a few scripts, more importantly now I also have to figure out the > machine my script is running on (e.g. laptop or institutes servers). > > I guess switching to nmap might resolve the second issue. > > You could test if the package installed is netcat (or was it called nc?) or nmap-ncat and then execute as appropriate in your script.
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