Configuration - Myrax

Configuration lives in /etc/myrax/config.toml. The installer writes it for you; change it interactively with myrax configure or edit the file and restart the service.

config.toml

host = "0.0.0.0"
port = 1487
panel_path = "/"
add_ons = true
auth_user = "admin"
auth_password_hash = "..."   # written by the installer / configure
session_secret = "..."       # generated, do not edit

Key	Default	Meaning
`host`	`127.0.0.1`	bind address
`port`	`1487`	listen port
`panel_path`	`/`	URL prefix the panel is served at; with a non-root path, every other path gets a decoy page
`add_ons`	`false`	plugin system on/off
`auth_user`	—	admin username
`auth_password_hash`	—	argon2 hash, never the plain password
`session_secret`	generated	signs session cookies

myrax configure

Interactive reconfiguration — change bind, port, panel path or credentials:

myrax configure
myrax configure --port 8443 --panel-path /panel
myrax configure --username admin --password-stdin < password.txt

After changing the port or panel path, the panel tells you the new access URL.

Serve flags

myrax serve is what the service unit runs. Flags override the config file:

myrax serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 1487 --config /etc/myrax/config.toml

Security notes

Passwords are stored as argon2 hashes; login is rate-limited per IP.
Sessions are signed cookies (myrax_session), checked on every API call.
With a non-root panel_path, unknown paths return a decoy page instead of the login screen.