Broken DKMS autoinstall on newest Ubuntu and AmneziaWG kernel

[rylaix]

Following the latest update, some users have reported issues on the newest Ubuntu versions due to unavailable kernel sources (and notifying in case of make fails only about one active dir instead of both). This issue can be addressed through the following approaches:

Reworking the Code
Modify the code to rely exclusively on a single correct directory for kernel sources. In this case, the recommended directory would be /var/lib/dkms.

Enhancing the Installation Process
Simplify the auto-installation process by:

Identifying the kernel version of the host machine.
Downloading the required sources to a designated directory.
Creating symbolic links to both directories for compatibility.
Proceeding with the make process seamlessly.
User Notification
For a simpler solution, notify users of the two active directories where they should place their kernel sources. This option, while less automated, ensures clarity for the user.

[melianmiko]

Same error on Fedora when installing from COPR

[rylaix]

Same error on Fedora when installing from COPR

Wellp, actually, as I've seen from a DKMS dev's profile, he's disappeared.
Seems like amnezia team is having tough times. Let's hope someone will get to the module in the near future.

[rylaix]

Little update.
In telegram chat of Amnezia project, admin's are totally refusing to actually answer to the main question, are refusing to admit the issue, and as solution, they're providing to us "Pull request the fix yourself"
Actually disgusting, to hear something like that from a people, which are literally getting wealth to develop THAT.

[rylaix]

In your case, you can try a simple workaround made by me:
Find your actual kernel ver by a command
Find a link to it in launchpad
Paste it to the install script here:
https://github.com/hayashidevs/amneziawg-install-script

[melianmiko]

Paste it to the install script here:

That's script for Ubuntu, I'm under Fedora, it doesn't use launchpad for source distribution)
Things here become a bit harder...

[rylaix]

Paste it to the install script here:

That's script for Ubuntu, I'm under Fedora, it doesn't use launchpad for source distribution) Things here become a bit harder...

Let's better move to a discussion inside opened topic.

[f213]

The solution is in README: you should make a symlink to the running kernel sources.