host-check

Use the host check command to verify if your system is appropriately setup to perform a scan.

The command endorctl host-check allows you to quickly verify if your system is setup with the appropriate tools to perform a successful scan.

Usage

To verify that your local host is appropriately configured to scan a given repository:

Clone the repository you’d like to verify system setup for. The following instructions should be updated to the repository of your selection.
```
 ```shell
 git clone https://github.com/endorlabs/app-java-demo.git
 ```
```
Navigate to the root of the repository you’ve cloned:
```
 ```shell
 cd ./app-java-demo
 ```
```
Run the host check command:
```
 ```shell
 endorctl host-check
 ```
```

To verify that your local host is appropriately configured with AI recommendations on how to address any issues perform the following procedure and add the --droid-gpt flag to the host check command:

    ```shell
    endorctl host-check --droid-gpt
    ```

Options

The endorctl host-check command uses the following flags and environment variables:

Flag	Environment Variable	Description
`auth-check-only`	`ENDOR_HOST_CHECK_AUTH_CHECK_ONLY`	Validate authentication credentials only.
`droid-gpt`	`ENDOR_HOST_CHECK_DROID_GPT`	Use DroidGPT to generate remediation advice.
`path`	`ENDOR_HOST_CHECK_PATH`	Set the path to the repository to scan on the local filesystem. Example: `--path=/Users/endorlabs/github/myrepo`.