Socketserver

To start a remote server, use the socketserver binary (included for Linux, macOS, SunOS). To use the remote server, see the section on Edit > Engine for the GUI.

The socketserver can be run from the command line on a remote machine using one of the following commands:

Synopsis:
  socketserver [-n] [-p<P1>] [command]...
  socketserver -h
  h : Print this help screen
  n : Run in native mode
  p : Set port in server mode (default is 2350)
  d : Write communication to debug files in current directory
  m : Write communication standard out
  [commmand] : A series of argv to execute as the server command

The available command line options are:

-h

Prints a brief description of the command line options.

-p

Sets TCP/IP server port to listen to (default is 2350).

-d

write the engine communication to debug files in the current directory (useful in debugging).

-m

write the engine communication to standard output (usefull in debugging).

The socketserver runs the server from the directory where it was invoked, and acts as a proxy on TCP/IP port.