[Quick Question] Remote connections

[TheKidThatCodes]

Work environment

Questions	Answers
OS/arch/bits (mandatory)	macaarch64(m2) macos 15
File format of the file you reverse (mandatory)	mach o
Architecture/bits of the file (mandatory)	same as machine
rizin -v full output, not truncated (mandatory)	no

How To Connect Remotely?

Say i open a file in rizin, run analysis on it, rename funcs, etc. How would i go about connecting to it remotely, with another instance of rizin, and have all of that data in the original instance available (multiple methods welcome, cutter answer too pls)

[Rot127]

You can save your work in a project and open it on another machine:

> P?
Usage: P<so?>   # Project management
| Ps [<project.rzdb>] # Save a project
| Po <project.rzdb>   # Open a project
| Poo <project.rzdb>  # Open a project on top of currently loaded binaries

[TheKidThatCodes]

4

You can save your work in a project and open it on aother machine:

> P?
Usage: P<so?>   # Project management
| Ps [<project.rzdb>] # Save a project
| Po <project.rzdb>   # Open a project
| Poo <project.rzdb>  # Open a project on top of currently loaded binaries

not at all what im talking about im talking abt smth like R!= but for cutter

[Rot127]

I see. You can use the Rizin command line in Cutter as well: Windows -> Console

[TheKidThatCodes]

yes,but R!= makes cutter get messed up