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Fleet Control and Remote Forwarding API
RustMinerSystem fleet tokens, client records, remote-client maintenance, and Base64 path-forwarding endpoints.
Fleet Control and Remote Forwarding API
Fleet control lets one RustMinerSystem instance read the status of other instances. The fleet API is a high-privilege credential and should be shared only between trusted systems.
Fleet credential and clients
| Method | Path | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/remote/token |
Read the local fleet API. |
| GET | /api/remote/refresh/token |
Rotate it; the old value stops working. |
| GET | /api/remote/list |
Read configured remote clients. |
| POST | /api/remote/new |
Add a remote client. |
| POST | /api/remote/{id} |
Update a remote client. |
| DELETE | /api/remote/{id} |
Delete a remote client. |
Create/update body:
{
"name": "Hong Kong Proxy 01",
"endpoint": "https://proxy.example.com/safe-route",
"token": "<remote instance fleet API>"
}
endpoint must include protocol, port, and safe route. A trailing slash is not required.
/api/remote/token and /api/remote/refresh/token return the fleet token as a direct string; refresh changes the credential. /api/remote/list returns RemoteClient[], and create/update/delete return Ok.
RemoteClient field |
Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
id |
string | Local record ID used in path parameters. |
name |
string | Display name. |
endpoint |
string | Remote base URL including its safe route. |
token |
string | Remote fleet token; redact it. |
time |
string | Creation or update time. |
Forward a remote request
POST /api/remote/q/{id}/{m}/{p}
X-ACCESS-TOKEN: <Access Token>
Content-Type: application/json
| Path value | Meaning |
|---|---|
id |
Remote-client record ID. |
m |
Request mode; the current frontend always uses 0. |
p |
API path without /api/, encoded with Base64. |
For /api/ports, encode ports and place the result in {p}.
The current fleet page reads these remote paths:
/api/ports
/api/stat/currency/{currency}
/api/device/stats
/api/currency/online/stat/{coin}
/api/sys/stat
/api/sys/base/info
/api/local/version
/api/sys/starttime
The outer request is always POST; read calls normally send an empty JSON object. Failed remote calls produce partial or offline client status.
HTTP 200 returns the remote endpoint’s raw data without a new envelope:
| Remote path | Response model |
|---|---|
/api/ports |
PortRecord[]. |
/api/stat/currency/{currency} |
ChartPoint[]. |
/api/device/stats |
DevicePoint[]. |
/api/currency/online/stat/{coin} |
CoinDevicePoint[]. |
/api/sys/stat |
SystemPoint[]. |
/api/sys/base/info |
System-information object. |
/api/local/version |
{ version: string }. |
/api/sys/starttime |
Numeric timestamp. |
Generate {p} only from a fixed allowlist. Base64 is path encoding, not access control.
Security guidance
- Store and rotate the fleet API separately from the general
X-ACCESS-TOKEN. - After rotation, update every upstream manager immediately.
- Use HTTPS endpoints and source-IP restrictions.
- Do not let untrusted callers control
{p}; that can expand which remote APIs are reachable. - Redact client
tokenand complete forwarding parameters from logs.
