gogui-server — Connects a Go program supporting Go Text Protocol to a socket.
gogui-server -port n [-config file] [-loop] [-remote hostname] [-timeout sec] [-user file] [-verbose] program
gogui-server -help
gogui-server -version
Runs a Go program supporting the Go Text Protocol by executing
program, and connects its input and output to a
listen socket on port number port of the local
computer, so that other programs can connect to it from the network.
If the option -remote is used, an connection to another
host is made, instead of waiting for incoming connections.
-config file
Read command line options and arguments from the given file.
-help
Display help and exit.
-loop
After connection is finished, restart the program and wait for next connection.
-port n
Port number to use for the socket.
-remote hostname
Connect to a remote host, instead of waiting for incoming connections.
See also -user.
-timeout seconds
Close connections if no command has been received for a number of seconds. Default is zero, which means no timeout.
-user file
If the option -remote is used,
and the remote program requires that any connecting program sends some plain
text login information before waiting for commands,
then this option can be used.
The argument is a filename;
the content of this file is sent verbatim to the remote computer.
-verbose
Print debugging messages.
-version
Print version and exit.