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I'm using this from a crouton shell on a chromebook and sshing to a remote server.
When I start sshcode, it brings up the lynx browser. How can I have it not bring up a browser, but instead print out the url it's running on? i.e. http://127.0.0.1:11428/ also how can I specify the port? I'd like to create an "app window" for sshcode, but the port needs to stay the same.
finally, is it possible to run this without sshing to a remote server so I can bring up vscode in a browser on my chromebook and it's running in a crouton shell?
@jots i'm a little confused by the question regarding not ssh'ing to a remote server, couldn't you just run start up the code-server binary locally?
Regarding the port, they're not exposed right now but it would be very simple to expose them. We could potentially have a --no-open flag for not opening up a browser window...would you elaborating on your use case?
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BranLiang commentedon May 7, 2019
would also like to know if we can specify the port number
sreya commentedon May 7, 2019
@jots i'm a little confused by the question regarding not ssh'ing to a remote server, couldn't you just run start up the
code-serverbinary locally?Regarding the port, they're not exposed right now but it would be very simple to expose them. We could potentially have a
--no-openflag for not opening up a browser window...would you elaborating on your use case?teddy-codes commentedon May 7, 2019
If this is something that should be implemented, as part of #82, I can include this.
sreya commentedon May 7, 2019
@roberthmiller if you like you could implement it as part of your PR, I'd add a
--local-portflagsreya commentedon May 8, 2019
@jots if you run
go get -u go.coder.com/sshcodeyou should be able to specify the port with the--bindoption.teddy-codes commentedon May 9, 2019
@sreya92 #98 is the second part of this issue.