https://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-
tools/commit/?id=d3b40aff964789a2a0533cb7a070592a75a996e3 Fixed upstream
here with a workaround.
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Title:
wg-quic
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
wg-quick fails with systemd resolvconf compatibility shim
To manage
Thanks for confirming that this is now working for you!
There was a time when the 22.04 -> 24.04 upgrade did not properly
install the systemd-resolved package (LP: #2054761), maybe you got hit
by that issue. So I'm flagging this as a systemd[-resolved] upgrade
issue.
But I cannot seem to reproduc
Of course I had it installed after upgrade, otherwise I would not have
this problem. I uninstalled it now.
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Title:
wg-quick fails with systemd re
Hello Andrei,
systemd in Noble Recommends systemd-resolved, which Conflicts with
resolvconf. This should have made the latter be removed from your
system. Do you still have it installed there?
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The problem happens only after upgrade from earlier Ubuntu versions.
Upgrade left the physical package resolvconf with its content, in
particular the file /etc/resolvconf/interface-order. wg-quick is using
this file to give the wgX interface the highest priority. After removing
the physical package
resolvconf was dropped from Ubuntu due to its incompatibility with
Ubuntu's default systemd-resolved setup (LP: #1990743).
There was some discussion/request at upstream WireGuard about supporting
systemd's resolvectl as an alternative to resolvconf from inside wg-
quick. But it looks like that was
