010124 rollup #19
010124 rollup #19
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Apologies for the delay in getting your changes reviewed and submitted; got busy with life stuff. I'm going to be pulling these in in the next few days. |
| echo nameserver "${IPV6DNS0}" >> /etc/resolv.conf | ||
| echo "nameserver ${IPV6DNS0}" >> /etc/resolv.conf | ||
| fi | ||
| if [ ! -z "${IPV4DNS1}" ]; then |
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This should be IPV6DNS1 and below
| #ALLOWED_IPS_6=fc10:4:0::0/128 | ||
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| #Set this if you need to force a different MTU than wireguard automatically sets | ||
| #WG_MTU=1200 |
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Explicitly set this to the default WG value; users can determine if they need to shorten it for use. The default value is 1420 (https://github.com/WireGuard/wireguard-tools/blob/13f4ac4cb74b5a833fa7f825ba785b1e5774e84f/src/wg-quick/linux.bash#L141).
Use active voice for comment to make it more succinct; and keep or wrap at 80 characters for readability. Something like Wireguard MTU size.
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| # CIDR wireguard interface address. | |||
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Use undefined vars to represent unset values. This requires more backend code to handle these cases but makes it easier for the user to to consume.
# Wireguard interface name. (leave blank to disable).
INTERFACE_ADDR=172.31.255.10/32
INTERFACE_ADDR_6=
# Allowed IP's (CIDR) on wireguard; for boot this should be the peer (server) (leave blank to disable).
ALLOWED_IPS=172.31.255.254/32
ALLOWED_IPS_6=
# Persist wireguard interface after initramfs exits (leave blank to disable).
PERSISTENT=Y
roll up of patches for ease of application.
Contains:
#13
#14
#15
#16
#17