imashen/zerotier-aio repository overview

⁠README.md

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⁠Zerotier All in One

Quick Navigation:

Setup Standalone Panel⁠ Environment Variables⁠ File Server⁠ Setup Moon/Planet Server⁠

⁠Simple Usage⁠

docker run -d -p 9993:9993/udp -p 3443:3443 -p 3180:3180 \
    -v zerotier-one:/var/lib/zerotier-one \
    -v zerotier-webui:/opt/imashen/zerotier-webui/etc \
    -v zerotier-logs:/var/log/zerotier-aio \
    --env-file ./denv \
    --name zerotier-aio \
    imashen/zerotier-aio

docker run -d -p 9993:9993/udp -p 3443:3443 -p 3180:3180 \
    -v /opt/zerotier/zerotier-one:/var/lib/zerotier-one \
    -v /opt/zerotier/zerotier-webui:/opt/imashen/zerotier-webui/etc \
    -v /opt/zerotier/zerotier-logs:/var/log/zerotier-aio \
    -e NODE_ENV=production \
    -e ZEROTIER-WEBUI_PASSWD=password \
    -e MYDOMAIN=site.test \
    --name zerotier-aio \
    imashen/zerotier-aio

⁠Files Func

/var/lib/zerotier-one is used to store Zerotier's default runtime and configuration files.

/opt/imashen/zerotier-webui/etc is the file server and contains the certificates for the Web UI.

/var/log/zerotier-aio stores the log files.

⁠Environment Variables⁠

⁠Required Environment Variables

⁠Optional Environment Variables

⁠File Server⁠

This image opens an HTTP server on port 3180⁠, allowing you to serve files stored in /myfs/. For example, you can use this to build your own root server and distribute planet files.

⁠Moon/Planet Easy Deployment

You can enter the container using docker exec -it zerotier-aio /bin/bash.

Run mkmoon⁠ or mkplanet⁠ to view help.

⁠1. Setup Moon Server | mkmoon⁠

Enter the command mkmoon to get help information.

Usage: mkmoon [options]
Options:
  -h, --help            Display this help message
  -4 <IPv4>             Set the IPv4 address for the moon
  -6 <IPv6>             Set the IPv6 address for the moon
  -p <port>             Set the port for the moon (default is 9993)

You must provide either an IPv4 or IPv6 address. Each parameter can be omitted. The default port is 9993.

The following is an example of a successful operation:

⁠2. Setup Planet Server | mkplanet⁠

Enter the command mkplanet to get help information.

Usage: mkplanet [options]
Options:
  -h, --help          Display this help message
  -j2b, --json2bin      Convert from JSON file to planet
  -b2j, --bin2json      Convert from planet to JSON format
  -r, --reset              Reset planet from origin-planet.json

First, run mkplanet -b2j or mkplanet --bin2json to convert the official planet file to a JSON file for easy modification.

Fill in your own Planet server information in the planet.json file following the specified structure. You can fill in up to four entries.

After configuring, run mkplanet -j2b or mkplanet --json2bin to repackage the JSON file into a planet file.

Distribute this planet file to your devices to set up your own Moon server. For easier distribution, see File Server⁠.

Additionally, the mkplanet tool includes a one-click reset feature. If your configuration file is corrupted or you lose the official file,
you can use mkplanet -r or mkplanet --reset to regenerate the official planet file.