Authentication Commands
Manage authentication settings and user access for your Coconut instance.
nut auth init
Initialize the authentication system.
This command sets up authentication for your Coconut instance, allowing you to control who can access it.
Example:
After initializing authentication, you’ll need to add users to the whitelist before they can access your Coconut instance.
nut auth add-user
Add a user to the authentication whitelist.
nut auth add-user [options]
nut auth list-users
List all whitelisted users.
This displays a table of all users who have been granted access to your Coconut instance.
Example:
nut auth toggle
Enable or disable authentication.
This command toggles the authentication system on or off. When disabled, anyone can access your Coconut instance.
Example:
Disabling authentication removes access control. Only do this in trusted, private environments.
Authentication Workflow
Initialize authentication
Run nut auth init to set up the authentication system.
Add users
Use nut auth add-user to whitelist users who should have access.
Verify users
Check the user list with nut auth list-users to ensure all authorized users are added.
Toggle as needed
Use nut auth toggle to enable or disable authentication when required.
