PUSHPIN-CONNMGR(1)

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version 1.41.0 · 4 versions
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💖 PUSHPIN-CONNMGR — the connection manager era 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to pushpin-connmgr from the pushpin-connmgr(1) manual (User Commands section, iykyk). She's an HTTP/WebSocket connection manager, and she is lowkey the backbone of the whole pushpin situation. let's get into it 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

pushpin-connmgr [OPTIONS]

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

HTTP/WebSocket connection manager. that's the whole vibe. she manages connections. HTTP ones, WebSocket ones, all of them. main character energy fr fr 🎀

👑 OPTIONS 👑

every flag, every default, no skips. we're thorough in this house 🫶

  • --log-level <N> — how chatty she gets in the logs. [default: 2]
  • --id <ID> — the instance ID, like her little name tag at the party. [default: connmgr]
  • --workers <N> — how many worker threads are on shift. [default: 2]
  • --req-maxconn <N> — max concurrent connections when she's in req mode. don't overload her. [default: 100]
  • --stream-maxconn <N> — max concurrent connections in stream mode. way more chill, way more slots. [default: 10000]
  • --buffer-size <N> — connection buffer size, and heads up bestie, it's two buffers per connection so multiply accordingly. [default: 8192]
  • --body-buffer-size <N> — body buffer size for connections in req mode. [default: 100000]
  • --blocks-max <N> — max number of buffer blocks in stream mode. and the way that she requires a minimum of 2*maxconn?? yeah. respect it. (no default listed, so it's giving "you decide")
  • --connection-blocks-max <N> — max buffer blocks per connection in stream mode, minimum 2. [default: 2]
  • --messages-max <N> — max queued WebSocket messages per connection. [default: 100]
  • --req-timeout <N> — connection timeout in req mode, in seconds. [default: 30]
  • --stream-timeout <N> — connection timeout in stream mode, also in seconds. it's a long one. [default: 1800]
  • --listen <[addr:]port[,params...]> — the port to listen on. you can do addr:port and then tack on ,params... like the icon she is. ✨
  • --zclient-req <spec> — ZeroMQ client REQ spec. [default: ipc://client]
  • --zclient-stream <spec-base> — ZeroMQ client PUSH/ROUTER/SUB spec base. [default: ipc://client]
  • --zclient-connect — makes the ZeroMQ client sockets connect instead of bind. choose wisely.
  • --zserver-req <spec> — ZeroMQ server REQ spec. (no default, it's a mystery until you say something)
  • --zserver-stream <spec-base> — ZeroMQ server PULL/ROUTER/PUB spec base. (also no default 💀)
  • --zserver-connect — makes the ZeroMQ server sockets connect instead of bind. same energy, other side.
  • --ipc-file-mode <octal> — permissions for ZeroMQ IPC binds, in octal. so 0755-coded of you.
  • --tls-identities-dir <directory> — the directory holding certificates and private keys. [default: .]
  • --compression — allows compression to be used. let her squeeze those bytes, slay.
  • --deny-out-internal — blocks outbound connections to local/internal IP address ranges. security girlie behavior, we love to see it 🔥
  • --sizes — prints sizes of tasks and other objects. fun little x-ray moment.
  • -h, --help — print help. your bestie when you're lost 🙈
  • -V, --version — print version. so you know exactly which era of her you're dealing with ⭐
ngl there are no SEE ALSO references in this one, bestie — just you, her, and all those flags. 🦋

that's the whole page!! pushpin-connmgr version 1.41.0, dated July 2026 — go off, queen, and may your connections never time out 💜🌈🍓

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