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doctorpangloss
17 days ago
haha self hosted wireguard, an opportunity to find out AllowedIPs: 0.0.0.0/0 does the opposite of what you think it will do
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sva_
17 days ago
If you don't care to invest half an hour into learning some basics of how computer networking and in particular CIDR notation and subnet masks work, maybe it is not for you.
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doctorpangloss
17 days ago
I see that you don't know what AllowedIPs does :)
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sva_
17 days ago
Yeah right, I manually set up 4 servers, 2 pcs and 2 phones in a wireguard mesh network and I don't understand what it does.
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doctorpangloss
17 days ago
Look I'm the one who made the error here. All I am saying is that AllowedIPs doesn't do what it sounds like it does.
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hdgvhicv
17 days ago
Allow any (ip4) traffic to enter the tunnel, install a route in the default routing table to make that happen (well the second depends on the client)
Does it do the opposite of that?
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petee
17 days ago
Is this what your referring to?
https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/WireGuardAllo...
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