INNERNET-SERVER(8)

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version 2.0.0 · 2 versions
, in arch rolling, nixpkgs unstable

💖 NAME 💖

okay so bestie, gather round — this is innernet-server, literally the manual page for innernet-server 2.0.0, and it's the whole server-side situation for coordinating your innernet networks 🫶

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

innernet-server [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

like, options first if you want, then a command, and the command is not optional — main character energy only 💅

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

a server to coordinate innernet networks. that's the vibe! it's the coordinating brain of the whole thing, and it has a bunch of subcommands so you can do pretty much everything from one place ✨

🎀 Commands:

  • new — create a new network 🦋 fresh start, baby!
  • uninstall — permanently uninstall a created network, rendering it unusable. Use with care.
bestie. PERMANENTLY. rendering it unusable. "use with care" is the manual page being polite about it — there is no undo button here 💀
  • serve — serve the coordinating server for an existing network. the actual running-the-thing command, the icon of the group 👑
  • add-peer — add a peer to an existing network 🌈 new friend incoming!
  • disable-peer — disable an enabled peer. turning them off, not deleting them, iykyk 🙈
  • enable-peer — enable a disabled peer. welcome back bestie 💜
  • rename-peer — rename an existing peer ✏️ glow-up name change
  • add-cidr — add a new CIDR to an existing network ⭐ more address space, slay
  • rename-cidr — rename an existing CIDR 🎀
  • delete-cidr — delete a CIDR 💅 bye
  • completions — generate shell completion scripts. quality-of-life queen, honestly 🧚
  • help — print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) 😭 the classic "help me help you"

💅 OPTIONS 💅

  • -c, --config-dir <CONFIG_DIR> — where the config lives. default is /etc/innernet-server 🍓
  • -d, --data-dir <DATA_DIR> — where the data lives. default is /var/lib/innernet-server 🌸
  • --no-routing — whether the routing should be done by innernet or is done by an external tool like e.g. babeld. yes that's the flag's own wording, it's a "whether" flag, we love a little grammatical chaos 💀
  • --backend <BACKEND> — specify a WireGuard backend to use. if not set, innernet will auto-select based on availability. default: kernel. possible values: kernel, userspace 🔥
  • --mtu <MTU> — specify the desired MTU for your interface (default: 1280) ✨ note it says default 1280 right there in the description, no cap
  • -h, --help — print help 🫶
  • -V, --version — print version 👑

okay that's literally the whole page, you're so welcome 💖

and for the cute sign-off: this whole thing is innernet-server version 2.0.0, dated July 2026, living in section 8 of the manual (that's the system administration utilities corner of the world, bestie) — INNERNET-SERVER(8), periodt 🎀🦋

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