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I'm trying to get remote connections working, using the AppImage,
I was browsing the source code, and #154 seems to hint, that running "./SigDigger-0.3.0-x86_64-full.AppImage -t suscli" might be a way of calling suscli when using the AppImage?
However, i just get "unknown tool 'suscli'"
calling with "-t RMSViewer" works fine
The fact that SUSCLI_ARGS is empty makes me think that i might be wrong about my conclusion, but i'm not sure
Is it currently not possible to use suscli and/or run a remote server with the current AppImage?
If not, maybe it might be worth considering
Additionally, a --server parameter could possibly also be a neat shortcut to have
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The -t option is only for the SigDigger executable, to choose which graphical tool to run. If you rename the AppImage, it will look for the appropriate executable inside the bundle.
Oh, I see. The symbolic link approach is pretty neat, thanks!
Should i keep this ticket open for the suscli with -t option / adding the --server suggestions?
Its mostly unimportant QoL, feel free to close the ticket
Thanks again!
Nah, it's a good a idea to have a GUI to quickly start up a server (that's how it would fit under the -t option). I am going to keep this open as a feature request. Thanks!
I'm trying to get remote connections working, using the AppImage,
I was browsing the source code, and #154 seems to hint, that running "./SigDigger-0.3.0-x86_64-full.AppImage -t suscli" might be a way of calling suscli when using the AppImage?
However, i just get "unknown tool 'suscli'"
calling with "-t RMSViewer" works fine
The fact that SUSCLI_ARGS is empty makes me think that i might be wrong about my conclusion, but i'm not sure
Is it currently not possible to use suscli and/or run a remote server with the current AppImage?
If not, maybe it might be worth considering
Additionally, a --server parameter could possibly also be a neat shortcut to have
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: