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thank you for releasing ghidra to the world, it really makes life easier to study and research on binary code where the source code is not available, I am working on few personal projects with few friends across the world and I have few questions about setting up the server.
We have to use ghidra 9.1 because a plugin we use has been written for that version and also because a member found a bug on the analysis in 9.2 (I'll get more details later and open an issue).
Our server runs the last version 9.2 and so far the server is stable, could we always keep the last version on the server and keep our client to an old version? Is there a risk to run into some unexpected behaviour?
Second question: ghidra seems using JMI for client/server communication, I read it could be possible to tunnel this connection into HTTP, is such setup already been tested? Do I need to change the java code? Tunnelling would make some infrastructure changes easier but it's not crucial.
This discussion was converted from issue #2793 on March 21, 2023 14:41.
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Hello,
thank you for releasing ghidra to the world, it really makes life easier to study and research on binary code where the source code is not available, I am working on few personal projects with few friends across the world and I have few questions about setting up the server.
We have to use ghidra 9.1 because a plugin we use has been written for that version and also because a member found a bug on the analysis in 9.2 (I'll get more details later and open an issue).
Our server runs the last version 9.2 and so far the server is stable, could we always keep the last version on the server and keep our client to an old version? Is there a risk to run into some unexpected behaviour?
Second question: ghidra seems using JMI for client/server communication, I read it could be possible to tunnel this connection into HTTP, is such setup already been tested? Do I need to change the java code? Tunnelling would make some infrastructure changes easier but it's not crucial.
thank you!
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