It would be a good idea to recommend the Wireguard MacOS app instead of the command line in the usage instructions.

The docs recommend using Azure Cloud Shell.

Azure Cloud Shell has Python 3.5 installed.

You also can't use apt to install packages.

Approximate steps to get around this:

1. Install pyenv
2. Install python 3.6.10: pyenv install 3.6.10
3. Clone algo
4. cd to `./a

Wondering if we should move our wiki/faq section to something like:

https://www.mkdocs.org/ or https://www.sphinx-doc.org/

guess this will allow more people to contribute to it and will probably look better than current wiki on github.

What everyone around here thinks about it?

examples in rust are tested in tests (easy to maintain) and and are a good tool for supporting users. since we won't have full docs for release, i think we should offer 2-3 examples of using the libary. @vkrasnov - do you think this is something you could do today?

https://github.com/pirate/wireguard-docs/blob/master/README.md#dns-2

Currently it is described as if the setting will be somehow pushed/shared with peers. This is not the case. Instead, DNS servers listed in this key will just be populated on the local interface.

Should the Debian install docs mention:

sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https

?

Just hit that myself, and we also had a recent support request about it.

/cc @danderson

Users who choose the sign in with microsoftonline option show up in the admin panel with what looks like a public wg key. This makes it difficult to see which user created the config.

Example:
https://i.imgur.com/qxWeQ5D.png

When no account is configured, mullvad_daemon will always fail with Blocked(TunnelParameterError(NoMatchingRelay)), which is furthermore made worse by mullvad connect reporting Failure to generate tunnel parameters: description() is deprecated; use Display.

In the first block I see this line:

printf 'Package: *\nPin: release a=unstable\nPin-Priority: 150\n' | sudo tee --append /etc/apt/preferences.d/limit-unstable

The tutoratial should explain what it does and why it is necessary.

Hi,
Could you please help me understand what I'm missing:

Python 3.6.9
[GCC 8.3.0] on linux

from pyroute2 import ethtool
etht = ethtool.Ethtool()
ERROR:root:Generic netlink protocol ethtool not found
ERROR:root:Please check if the protocol module is loaded

and looks like this happens specifically in this place

_with_nl.is_nlethtool_in_kernel()
ERROR:root:Generic netlink p

• make select for language and region (based on tmdb regions/languages)
• use slider for max download size
• try to fetch automatically jackett api key on first start

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Hello team.
I have a task to deploy a tiny and cute frontend, which will distribute wg configs for users of our organization. I decided to use your package, because it is 100% suitable.
We use dedicated server as a wg endpoint (VyOS cluster on vrrp), so I don't need to create peers from UI. I am populating config.json by ansible

I noticed that you set the same global variables at multiple places of the your python scripts (like e.g. ROOTDIR).

I would suggest to put them in seperate file (e.g. config.py) and import them from there.

I would also suggest to make use of QStandardPaths, instead of hardcode them (especially if you want to target different distributions in the

This projects looks like it will have a good future in the FOSS community, however for people to jump in, extended documentation would be good, preferably in-the-face (starting with README.md) and noob-friendly. There already is a good code sample here, however, people new to wireguardctl have to read through the project t

Hi,
I'm very interested in this project.
But I found less docs about the design.
Could you tell us more about this? (master branch)
Thanks a lot