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ShagoY avatar ShagoY commented on May 29, 2024 1

"resolvconf" is only used when using the DNS variable in the Wireguard configuration file.
And since I don't use it... No problem :-D

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runfalk avatar runfalk commented on May 29, 2024

That's concerning. I didn't expect differences between the same architecture. Which DSM version are you using?

Maybe @Spass1966 or @ShagoY who have Apollolake can help you out

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harmfulmushroom avatar harmfulmushroom commented on May 29, 2024

Very cool, yeah that does appear to be what differs between my config file and a few others I've been reviewing (not sure how I missed this until now). I'll play around with things on my end and see if I can't get it working, either by removing the DNS portion of my config or re-configuring the server to not specify a DNS. Thanks!

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runfalk avatar runfalk commented on May 29, 2024

Thank you @ShagoY.

Let me know if everything else works as expected @harmfulmushroom and I'll add you drive to the compatibility table.

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harmfulmushroom avatar harmfulmushroom commented on May 29, 2024

Sure thing @runfalk, I removed the DNS portion of my config file and all loaded successfully. I now see the new interface listed so I should be good to go now!

Can confirm DS1019+ is compatible.

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runfalk avatar runfalk commented on May 29, 2024

Great! I've updated the compatibility table.

I'll close this issue for now. resolveconf support might be something to look into later, but that will have to be a separate issue.

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the-lazy-fox avatar the-lazy-fox commented on May 29, 2024

Hello @harmfulmushroom
How did you make it work without the DNS section?
I'm using a wireguard configuration from my VPN provider and it's part of the config.
Thanks!

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runfalk avatar runfalk commented on May 29, 2024

I think you should be able to leave it out. I think the consequence may be that the DNS requests do not go through your VPN provider. This means that someone may see which hosts you are connecting to, but not the traffic passed to them. Depending on your use case this may or may not be a problem.

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the-lazy-fox avatar the-lazy-fox commented on May 29, 2024

On my side, it doesn't work without the DNS. I can't ping anything.

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