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  • A different device from your home server?
  • On the same home server as the services but directly on the host?
  • On the same home server as the services but inside some VM or container?

Do you configure it manually or do you use some helper/interface like WGEasy?

I have been personally using wgeasy but recently started locking down and hardening my containers and this node app running as root is kinda...

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[-] spaghettiwestern@sh.itjust.works 1 points 8 months ago

Started with it on a server but moved it to my Openwrt router. If the router's up the tunnel's up.

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