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- `list` has a new `BOOT` column showing whether each server starts at boot (`enabled`, `disabled`, or e.g. `masked`).
- Manage other hosts, like LXD/Incus remotes:
- `sudo terractl daemon enable` starts `terractld.service`, a daemon other hosts connect to (HTTPS, TCP port 7776; `TERRACTL_LISTEN` in `/etc/default/terractl` changes it). It's off until enabled. `daemon disable` and `daemon status` turn it off and show its state.
- `sudo terractl daemon trust add <name>` creates a one-time token for a computer, valid for 24 hours; `daemon trust list` and `daemon trust remove <name>` show and revoke access. On that computer, `terractl remote add <remote> <token>` adds the host; `remote list` and `remote remove` manage remotes, which are stored per user.
- `daemon enable` prints a command with a one-time token (valid for 24 hours); running it on another computer, `terractl remote add <token>`, adds the host as a remote named after its hostname (or `remote add <name> <token>`). `sudo terractl daemon token` makes tokens for more computers, `daemon status` lists the trusted ones, and `daemon revoke <name>` removes one. Adding a host again replaces the old remote, e.g. after a revoke. `remote list` and `remote remove` manage remotes, which are stored per user.
- `terractl --host <remote> <command>` runs any command on a remote, including `attach`, `watch` and `export`/`import`/`mods add` with files from your computer. The daemon runs it as root there, with messages adjusted to `terractl --host <remote> ...`.
- `terractl copy` and `terractl move` copy, move or rename instances, on one host or between hosts (`[<remote>:]<name>`). Paths and ports follow the destination's settings, and a missing server zip is copied along. `move` stops the source first, starts it again if the transfer fails, and starts the moved instance where it was running before.
- Security: the token carries the daemon's certificate fingerprint, which the client checks on every connection; each computer gets its own key, and the daemon stores only hashes. The daemon runs as root with systemd sandboxing.