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random will be generated once in 172.0.0.0/8
!!!!
RFC1918: 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255 (172.16/12 prefix)

I run tinc-boot and got: 172.173.202.125
you can get someone else's public address and this is a problem

I just now tried to build this using go get, but I received the error below. I haven't tried to debug it, but I figured I'd let you know.

$ go get -v github.com/reddec/tinc-boot/cmd/...
github.com/reddec/tinc-boot/domain/monitor
# github.com/reddec/tinc-boot/domain/monitor
/usr/local/src/golang/src/github.com/reddec/tinc-boot/domain/monitor/service.go:58:37: stream.Handler undefined (type *events.wsStreamer has no field or method Handler)
/usr/local/src/golang/src/github.com/reddec/tinc-boot/domain/monitor/service.go:64:9: stream.Close undefined (type *events.wsStreamer has no field or method Close)

Greetings!

I encountered another issue on the windows port. It seems that whenever you make a slight change to the virtual adapter, the webpage interface rejects the connection.
(In my case I just wanted to change the interface metric...)

Also is there a debug mode available? Reason I ask is I am not entirely sure if the nodes are fully connecting or not.

Cheers!

Hi there,
is there any option to set a specific subnet?
I would like to use 10.0.0.0/16 as a subnet and choose a static ip for each node rather than random
thanks

please consider to add tinc-boot run from a local dir, without hardcoded path,
so it's possible to use only the two executable in the same folder, tinc-boot.exe and tincd.exe, to make things works, in portable fashion.

Greetings!

I am presently working on creating a Tinc network and found your project and thought it could be an amazing fit. The issue is that there are nodes that operate on windows.

I didn't see the page mentioning any setup for other operating systems outside Linux, which leads me to presume there isn't a way to apply this project to nodes running off of windows.

Could it be possible down the line to port to windows, or not as of right now?

Cheers!

The Bintray service is no longer available. Please move the debian packages to another hosting service.

Hi, I created Tinc VPN with tinc-boot. The setup consists of 3 VM's, out of which one acts as the bootnode. Running Tinc in switch mode because I need to run Keepalived over Tinc. Everything works fine when bootnode is running, but once it goes down no node can reach each other. How can I solve this single point of failure?
Steps followed:

1. tinc-boot standalone on VM1
2. tinc-boot bootnode on VM1
3. tinc-boot gen --token :8655 on other machines.

Hi
I really like the idea of tinc-boot, but would like to get it to work with tinc 1.1pre*

When use customized network name like "snet" rather than the default "dnet", it can create successfully with the standalone mode, but when try to add other node to it via command tinc-boot gen --network="snet" --token xxxxxx, it will failed with error "http://example.com:8665 can't open /etc/tinc/dnet/hosts/xxxx: no such file or directory". Seems the variable "network" didn't work properly.

Greetings!

I was following the guide, and everything was looking positive until I tried to convert the node into a boot node. This is the error I got.

I am using a compiled windows version of tinc-boot to do this. Am I doing something wrong?