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Install the app on the device you use. Hosting a private service? Add the CLI on that server too. The latest published build is shown below.

SERVER QUICK START

Install on a Linux server

Use this on the Linux server you want to connect. The installer picks the current x86_64 or ARM64 build, checks it, and keeps an existing device login when updating.

curl -fsSL https://airmsh.com/install-cli.sh | sudo sh -s -- --email you@example.com

Replace the email with your Airmsh account. Enter the password only at the private prompt. The CLI installs in /usr/local/bin; the installer sets up private device access and enables airmsh-cli.service. It does not publish your websites or other services on the internet. Inspect the installer before running it.

Check the installation, then look for the server under Devices in the app:

sudo airmsh-cli --version
sudo systemctl is-active airmsh-cli

The version should match the CLI build listed below for your server's architecture, and the service should say active. If the installer could not prompt for login, run sudo airmsh-cli resource login you@example.com interactively, then sudo systemctl start airmsh-cli. For errors, run sudo journalctl -u airmsh-cli -n 50 --no-pager.

Installing manually from a CLI package? Run sudo airmsh-cli setup --check, then sudo airmsh-cli setup on that server. The one-command installer already does this. Inspect the setup script.

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