DietPi-Software | WireGuard fixes + OpenVPN/WiFi Hotspot enhancements #2526
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+ DietPi-Software | WireGuard: Switch from 10.8.0.0 to 10.9.0.0 IP addresses, to avoid double use with OpenVPN + DietPi-Software | WireGuard: Replace 127.0.0.1/localhost loopback DNS entries in client config by VPN server IP 10.9.0.1 + DietPi-Software | OpenVPN: Use drop-in /etc/sysctl.d/dietpi-openvpn.conf to apply IP forwarding; Add IPv6 forwarding as well; Use sysctl command to apply settings now + DietPi-Software | WiFi Hotspot: Use drop-in /etc/sysctl.d/dietpi-wifihotspot.conf to apply IP forwarding; Add IPv6 forwarding as well; Use sysctl command to apply settings now
This was referenced Feb 9, 2019
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Many thanks, looking good, will merge 👍 |
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/etc/sysctl.confnot being parsed on boot due to missing/etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.confsymlink./etc/sysctl.confis not parsed explicitly, so it's actually deprecated and should not be used. As well this matches our effort to use drop-in configs where possible, which allows easy removal/revert and clear identification that it's from us and for which software title.