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Add wgconf command to generate a Wireguard config file. #5817
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Ship it!
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Okay big fan, on 2nd thought - should this give maybe the option to get the config against a new registered device? |
@strseb I agree, that sounds even better. |
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Nice, thank you!
Is there a document somewhere for command line arguments or anywhere good we should update to mention this addition?
Description
This adds a command line tool to render the current device configuration in the form of a Wireguard configuration file that can be used by a 3rd party Wireguard client.
Usage is as follows:
Reference
Github issue #3165 (VPN-1988)
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