How to pass arguments to the post script about ghidra_bridge HOT 1 CLOSED

So as you've spotted, there's no dynamic configuration for the server port. I'd be willing to look at a PR if you worked it up.

Some suggestions:

• GhidraBridgeServer.run_server(server_port=####) is the function and argument you want to start the server listening on a specific port. Maybe instead of modifying ghidra_bridge_server.py, make a thin wrapper around it (see ghidra_bridge_server_background.py for an example of a wrapper) where you put the logic for pulling port details from argparse or env or whatever.
• If you're using docker, you shouldn't have to modify ghidra_bridge_server.py at all - just use the -p flag when you start the docker container to map the default ghidra server port in the container to something different on the host (e.g., -p <new host port>:4768). That's probably the easiest option in fact, once you sort out the networking for your specific environment.
• I'm assuming you're remembering to setup the ghidra_bridge client with the new server port when you connect (GhidraBridge(connect_to_port=####)), but just try using netcat or something that's not ghidra_bridge to connect to the new server port when you're testing and ensure that a TCP connection can at least establish, to rule out any issues from ghidra_bridge client

Good luck!

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