./SIAC-GATEWAY-DISCONNECT(1)
π ./SIAC-GATEWAY-DISCONNECT β siac Manual, section 1 β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the siac manual, part one of your gateway era π
πΈ NAME πΈ
./siac-gateway-disconnect β disconnect from a peer π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
./siac gateway disconnect [address]
π DESCRIPTION π
So basically, this command disconnects you from a peer. That's the whole vibe. You point it at a peer, it says bye-bye, no more talking, we're done here π
But bestie, listen, and listen closely, because this is the important part: it does not remove the peer from the node list. Nope. The peer stays right there in the list. You just aren't connected to it anymore. It's giving "we're not together but your number's still in my phone" π
π¦ OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS π¦
these are the flags you get handed down from the parent command, they're not even yours, you're just borrowing them, iconic honestly π
-a,--addr="localhost:9980"β which host/port to communicate with, aka the host/port thatsiadis listening on π§
π SEE ALSO π
./siac-gateway(1)β the parent command, go say hi to it π
π HISTORY π
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that's the page!! hope your gateway is unbothered and your peers are exactly where you left them, fr fr π
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