remotes

README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Run any number of vanilla **Terraria** and **tModLoader** dedicated servers on o
 ```bash
 sudo terractl new calamity tmodloader
 sudo terractl mods calamity add ~/tmod-export
-sudo systemctl enable --now terraria@calamity
+sudo terractl enable calamity --now
 sudo terractl attach calamity
 ```
 
@@ -15,18 +15,20 @@ sudo terractl attach calamity
 - **Vanilla and tModLoader side by side**, chosen per instance.
 - **No manual installs.** Drop the official server zips into `/var/lib/terraria/dist`; they're unpacked on demand, and each instance can be pinned to a specific version.
 - **Safe shutdowns.** Stopping a server saves the world first.
-- **A live console.** `terractl attach` shows the server's output and lets you type commands into it.
+- **A live console.** `terractl attach` shows the server's output and lets you type commands into it; `terractl watch` just shows the output.
 - **Mod management.** `terractl mods` installs, enables and removes mods, with correct file ownership.
 - **Tab completion** for commands, instance names, mods and console commands.
 - **Export and import.** Pack an instance into one `.tar.gz` for backups or moving to another machine, and import it anywhere, with paths, ports and ownership adjusted.
+- **Manage other hosts.** Run any command on another host with `terractl --host nas ...`, and copy or move instances between hosts with `terractl copy` and `terractl move`, like LXD/Incus remotes. Hosts opt in by running the `terractld` daemon; access is per computer, over pinned TLS.
 - **Hardened.** Servers run as an unprivileged `terraria` user and can only write to their own data.
-- **Access for moderators.** Members of the `terraria` group can use the console and read the servers' own logs, without `sudo` and without seeing the rest of the system's logs.
+- **Access for moderators.** Members of the `terraria` group can start, stop and restart servers, use the console and read the servers' own logs, without `sudo` and without seeing the rest of the system's logs.
 - **Helper for Windows.** A PowerShell script exports your enabled tModLoader mods for the server.
 
 ## Requirements
 
 - Debian 12+ or Ubuntu 22.04+ (other systemd-based distributions should work with `make install`)
 - `unzip`, `systemd`; for tModLoader, also `curl` and ICU (`libicu`)
+- `python3` and `openssl`, for managing other hosts
 
 ## Install