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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.

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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
KeyDefaultMeaning
host127.0.0.1bind address
port1487listen port
panel_path/URL prefix the panel is served at; with a non-root path, every other path gets a decoy page
add_onsfalseplugin system on/off
auth_user—admin username
auth_password_hash—argon2 hash, never the plain password
session_secretgeneratedsigns session cookies

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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.

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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

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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.