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by tertius
1648 days ago
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You have a route to stop that. You route 0.0.0.0/0 through wg0 and it doesn't matter if no traffic returns, it'll keep trying because that's the route that's been defined for wg0. If you wanted to not go through wg0 (whether it can reach the other wireguard peer or not) you'd have to remove the routes first. |
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