reload authkeys from users.cfg

[trasherrrr]

remod has this neat way of reloading auth keys (via #syncauth) while the server is running, making adding (or, if needed, deleting) someones keys fairly easy. Now I was wondering if zeromod got something similar since restarting the server everytime for anything (not just key-reloading) feels a bit too overloady and unnecessary..
I was, furthermore, wondering if zeromod supports additional auth servers by default..

[andrius4669]

reloading via sighup and sigusr1 is available.
also, yes, multiple key servers are supported, you can delegate per auth domain.

[trasherrrr]

thanks for the quick response! I later found sigusr1 via the readme of the older zeromod but couldnt quite see how to use this command (or #exec in that regard) - ultimatly, kill -SIGHUP -1 did the job (but also "killed" the putty session(?) - im, admittedly, a new to ubuntu/unix systems).
I didnt try my luck on the multiple auth keys yet, Im assuming its done like here? (simply adding the keys with their respective domains into users.cfg and exec'ing it via server-init.cfg?

I hate to ask this but is there any other way/place to ask "simple" questions like these? Github merges/Discussion Forums feel too quirky for me in that regard & I couldnt find any real documentation (especially about the root PRIV) + zeromod seems to be quite the niche in that regard.

[andrius4669]

you gotta use killall or pkill if u wanna use name of executable. these are kinda more handy for newcommers than playing with PIDs.
also yes for text file authkey spec u gotta either put them server-init.cfg or some file exec'd by server-init.cfg. don't forget clearauthkeys cmd before additions, that's valuable for reload cases.
old readme abt it has some extra authkey modes and IIRC current zeromod does that stuff a bit differently.