script
generates a local key and prints a command that has to be executed on
the server manually or by any automation of choice.
Check out the setup example in the Readme:
https://github.com/WolleTD/wg-setup
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Eicke Herbertz
Hi,
I don't really want to advertise my stuff, but as I am running our server on
systemd-networkd instead of wg-quick, I was in need and actually built a script
[1] around awk.
It may be not particulary clean and I'm currently unsure if support for
wg.conf-Syntax actually works, but it is
Hi,
I agree that something simple as changing the source port would have
been reported. However, I have very similar issues occasionally with
some of my systems that are all behind NAT. They are remote, so I can't
access their status information on error. Rebooting the devices usually
works and
Hi Jason,
thanks for your help, you were correct!
It dawned on me the moment I read "real time clock": While OpenWRT
enables network time synchronization by default, our customer blocks all
internet access other than to our VPN server for the devices. That's why
it wasn't reproducible in the
Hi,
we are currently rolling out some OpenWrt devices that are clients to a
WireGuard VPN. Everything was normal while they were in-house, but since
they are in the customers network, we got issues.
The first connection succeeds, but after a reboot of the client, the
server logs an Invalid
What's stopping the GUI from being accessible via "Run as
administrator", though?
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What's stopping the GUI from being accessible via "Run as
administrator", though?
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