2026-04-09 17:38:15
Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
VeraCrypt und WireGuard: Trubel bezüglich Treibersignierung, Lösung in Sicht
I really like my #wireguard setup.
I'm moving more and more services behind it and don't expose them anymore.
In addition I've setup #pihole again and move as much as possible from my #pfsense
I had a little mini-project to convert WireGuard configs to native systemd units (.netdev, .network). After a bunch of troubleshooting, some help from kind folks on here, and digging into wg-quick...I did it! It's probably still rusty around the edges and _absolutely_ still experimental, but it works for my use-case.
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gutd: eBPF WireGuard traffic obfuscator.
https://github.com/sh0rch/gutd
saved 2026-04-13 https://dotat.at/:/QXU1F.html
I know systemd hate is in vogue right now (and I'm concerned about LLM integration), but having declarative configs is _really_ useful. For example, wg-quick sets up routing rules and a firewall which is invisible in the WireGuard config file. The equivalent .netdev and .network files incorporate the routing rules _in the config file_, meaning it's clear at a glance what will happen.
Dear #AskFedi
I use #WireGuard with my #FritzBox and their myfritz.net domain. It works smoothly but from different wifis, the host name is not resolvable.
Is this a common problem? Any idea how to f…
With a name like that, do we trust them or *not* trust them?
https://1984.hosting/
Well that was fun.
I managed to lock myself out of my fileserver (QNAP NAS) after I misconfigured the #Wireguard client.
Luckily there is a short window after reboot where the client isn't connected and I was able to SSH into the server and remove the broken config.
Took me three attempts however.
EasyTier - A Simple, Secure, Decentralized SD-WAN Solution
A simple, decentralized mesh VPN with WireGuard support.
✨ #dezentral
Can we call Windows abandonware now?
https://mastodon.social/@nixCraft/116380259791929422
My WireGuard -> systemd script has grown quite a bit since I first wrote it. It now auto-converts all files in the input directory, writes files to the output directory, and sets appropriate permissions (all configurable). It also now has an optional argument to define a certain interface as 'default' (meaning it will have ActivationPolicy = up). I used it to setup Proton VPN on my Framework laptop and it worked seamlessly.