[lorenzo95]

Thank you for the quick how-to. Makes for a great intro to see how you thought about the workflow. I was able to follow it no problem and now understand the Connections section. Of course you have the pre-loaded examples in there as well. Pretty neat actually! What I also really like is the export function for a quick backup. Do you have an example of the cronjob?

[rudasn]

Awesome! Glad you got it:)

So for the cronjob part, that only applies to devices assigned to guests, as they can be used without creating an account on wirehub.

- Create your invite, Guest Role.

- Assign the Device to that Guest.

- Add an Interface on that Device.

- Preview the network as that Guest (click the eye icon next to their username). Open the URL in a new private window, because you need to:

- Accept the Invite.

- As that Guest, you'll just see the device(s) assigned to you. Click on the config button for any device and right click, copy the Download URL. That should contain the invite_code as well, which is basically the authorization token for that Guest.

Now, on your device, just curl the URL, like so:

``` curl 'https://wirehub.org/wirehub/n/hub-network/device/1/download?...' ```

[rudasn]

I can't edit my previous comment but here's a better curl example:

`curl -s -o ./wg0.conf 'https://wirehub.org/wirehub/n/hub-network/device/1/download?...'`

This pulls the config and stores it in `wg0.conf`. The [Interface] section though is invalid (as there's no private key). So you'd have to either generate the keys on the server or somehow get them there. From then on it's just standard wg-quick and wg to create the interface and load your keys.

After the cron job, you'd want to do something like `wg syncconf wg0 <(wg-quick strip wg0)` so that wireguard picks up any changes from the pulled config.