Command line and files

Commands

Keenetic and Asus

exodus start | stop | restart | status
exodus update_subscription <id>   # download a subscription, the running core gets it when it is in use
exodus hard_update     # remove downloaded providers, update the subscription and restart
exodus debug           # report for an issue, server addresses and passwords are hidden
exodus web restart     # restart the web UI (also start, stop, status)
exodus passwd          # change the password of the web UI

OpenWrt

/etc/init.d/nikki start | stop | restart | reload
/etc/init.d/nikki update_subscription <id>   # download a subscription by its section id
/etc/init.d/nikki hard_update                # remove downloaded providers, update the subscription and restart
/etc/nikki/scripts/debug.sh                  # report for an issue, like Log → Debug Log; enables the service when it is off

The service is still called nikki: Exodus is its fork and uses the same paths.

Files

Keenetic and Asus

Path	Purpose
/opt/etc/exodus/config.json	settings
/opt/etc/exodus/mixin.yaml	mixin file
/opt/etc/exodus/profiles/	uploaded profiles
/opt/etc/exodus/subscriptions/	subscriptions and what the provider told about them
/opt/etc/exodus/run/	working directory of the core: profile for startup, providers, dashboard
/opt/share/exodus/	scripts and the web UI
/opt/libexec/exodus/	mihomo and yq
/opt/etc/init.d/S99exodus	start with Entware
/tmp/exodus/log/	logs of the app, the core and the update
/opt/etc/ndm/netfilter.d/50-exodus.sh	Keenetic only: restores the rules after NDM
/jffs/scripts/firewall-start, nat-start, unmount	Asus only: one line marked # exodus in each

OpenWrt

Path	Purpose
/etc/config/nikki	settings (UCI)
/etc/nikki/mixin.yaml	mixin file
/etc/nikki/profiles/	uploaded profiles
/etc/nikki/subscriptions/	subscriptions
/etc/nikki/run/	working directory of the core: profile for startup, providers, dashboard
/var/log/nikki/	logs of the app and the core