scorpiox-host — Session Gateway Server & CLI Client

⚙️ Flags & Options (3)

Flag	Short	Description	Takes Value
--follow	-f	Follow session output in real time, streaming logs and events to the terminal	No
--daemon	-d	Run the gateway server as a background daemon process	No
--port	—	Specify the port number for the gateway server to listen on	Yes

📖 Usage Examples

# Start the session gateway server on the default port

$ scorpiox-host

listening on :8090 ...

# Start the gateway on a custom port

$ scorpiox-host --port 9000

listening on :9000 ...

# Run the gateway as a background daemon

$ scorpiox-host --daemon

daemon started (pid 24817)

# Run as a daemon on a specific port

$ scorpiox-host -d --port 7500

daemon started (pid 31204)

# Follow session output in real time (attach to running session)

$ scorpiox-host --follow

[session:abc123] connected
[session:abc123] cmd: ls -la /workspace
[session:abc123] exit 0

# Combine daemon mode with follow to monitor a background server

$ scorpiox-host -d --port 4400

$ scorpiox-host -f

[session:xz9k1] connected
[session:xz9k1] heartbeat ok

# Typical production deployment: daemon + custom port

$ scorpiox-host --daemon --port 443

# Then verify it's running

$ ps aux | grep scorpiox-host

root  24817  0.1  0.3  scorpiox-host --daemon --port 443

🔧 Source & Build Info

Source File

scorpiox/scorpiox-host.c

Lines of Code

1,882

Dependencies

libsxutil

scorpiox-hostnetwork

⚙️ Flags & Options (3)

📖 Usage Examples

🔧 Source & Build Info

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