Knocker - the agent cli management utilty

The Knocker utility is a command-line tool for managing various backends with ease. It provides commands for enabling, disabling, installing, uninstalling, and performing health checks for supported backends.

Usage

/opt/knocknoc-agent/knocker/knocker <command> [backend] [options...]

Commands

help: Show the help message or detailed help for a specific backend.
```
knocker help <backend>
```
list: List all available backends.
```
knocker list
```
status: Check the status of the specified backend.
```
knocker status <backend>
```
enable: Enable the specified backend.
```
knocker enable <backend>
```
disable: Disable the specified backend.
```
knocker disable <backend>
```
install: Install the specified backend.
```
knocker install <backend>
```
uninstall: Uninstall the specified backend.
```
knocker uninstall <backend>
```
check: Perform a health or dependency check for the specified backend.
```
knocker check <backend>
```
test-grant: Test granting permissions for the backend.
```
knocker test-grant <backend> <params>
```
test-revoke: Test revoking permissions for the backend.
```
knocker test-revoke <backend> <params>
```

Available Backends

The following backends are currently supported:

aws: Manage AWS integrations.
haproxy: Manage HAProxy configurations.
ipset: Manage IPSet configurations.
junos: Manage Junos SRX dynamic address updates.
plesk: Manage Plesk access restrictions.
proxmox: Manage Proxmox VM firewalls.

Examples

# Show help for a specific backend
knocker help aws

# List all available backends
knocker list

# Check the status of the haproxy backend
knocker status haproxy

# Enable the ipset backend
knocker enable ipset

# Perform a health check for the junos backend
knocker check junos

Notes

For root users, ensure that the knocker script is accessible in your PATH. Consider creating a symlink or wrapper script in /usr/local/sbin if needed.