* Garrit Franke
> Do we have an alternative for non-systemd users?
My patch ought to work just fine for non-systemd users. Example usage:
$ wg-quick reload wg0
Try it out and let me know if it works fine for you?
Tore
* Jason A. Donenfeld
> On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 2:17 AM Eric Light wrote:
> > As a purely Debian user, the 'service x restart' pattern is far more
> > memorable than the syncconf method. I know personal preference isn't a
> > great reason to add a knob, but Garrit's method is probably going to
Thanks for your comments!
I really like the systemctl reload approach. My main intention with
this patchset was to add this feature to wg-quicks arsenal because (at
least for me) it's the most obvious approach. I mainly use `wg-quick
down wg0 && wg0 up wg0`, I think you guys see where I'm coming fr
Oh hey that sounds like a great way to do it. Seems like it'd be simpler than
this patch set as well, which is always good.
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On Wed, 17 Jun 2020, at 20:19, Jason A. Donenfeld wr
On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 2:17 AM Eric Light wrote:
>
> As a purely Debian user, the 'service x restart' pattern is far more
> memorable than the syncconf method. I know personal preference isn't a great
> reason to add a knob, but Garrit's method is probably going to be much more
> familiar to
Sorry, failure to complete my thought before I sent:
"wg-quick wg0 restart" fits much more tightly with the familiar "service x
restart" pattern.
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On Wed, 17 Jun 2020, at 20:16,
As a purely Debian user, the 'service x restart' pattern is far more memorable
than the syncconf method. I know personal preference isn't a great reason to
add a knob, but Garrit's method is probably going to be much more familiar to
many users.
As to _when_ you'd need this... during a config
Thanks for the patchset. I'm wondering what the intended use case of
this is. When do you need to set the interface down and then
immediately up again? Most changes to the config file can be reflected
with a more simple:
wg syncconf wg0 <(wg-quick strip wg0)
This feature seems quite trivial, so I was wondering if there is any
reason not to have this command implemented.
I didn’t bother implementing it for android, since there is probably next to
no chance of anyone using it on that platform.
I’d be happy to take your feedback!
Thanks,
Garrit Franke
