Restore iOS-like NWPath handling on MacOS app #3
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Sometimes after a network path change, especially when only "unsatisfied" network path is available, for example when a laptop is loses all LAN and WiFi networks, further network path changes are ignored. When "satisfied" networks disappear the cloned route for the bound socket is removed by the system and WireGuard packets are routed through the tunnel. This will result in an non-operational tunnel. The iOS code does not manifest this behaviour, as it properly disables the tunnel when no "satisfied" networks are available. Remove the special MacOS case, use the iOS code on MacOS app.
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This is awesome @TuxPowered42, I'll try to find some time to test this soon. |
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Sometimes after a network path change, especially when only "unsatisfied" network path is available, for example when a laptop is loses all LAN and WiFi networks, further network path changes are ignored. When "satisfied" networks disappear the cloned route for the bound socket is removed by the system and WireGuard packets are routed through the tunnel. This will result in an non-operational tunnel.
The iOS code does not manifest this behaviour, as it properly disables the tunnel when no "satisfied" networks are available. Remove the special MacOS case, use the iOS code on MacOS app.