Post 9omkZBjT0LPQJ6XkQ4 by kushal@toots.dgplug.org
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 (DIR) Post #9omkYZJbq2999u9Yq8 by hiway@bsd.network
       2019-11-08T11:03:53Z
       
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       Got around to setting up Wireguard VPN for all devices and a site-to-site  network with the primary and home server. Can now access services hosted in Jails from any personal device. No need to expose the services to public network.
       
 (DIR) Post #9omkYZzRKVbhFdiy2a by samir@bsd.network
       2019-11-08T15:13:49Z
       
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       @hiway Care to document how you did that?  I've been contemplating the idea of trying out Wireguard but most of the documentation I've found is Linux-focused.  I'd like to start simple with just replacing an OpenVPN droplet I have at Digital Ocean
       
 (DIR) Post #9omkYacQzWnbCZy6oy by hiway@bsd.network
       2019-11-09T09:40:55Z
       
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       @samir Yes, I followed a handful blog posts, will document the steps I took. Here's a good one: https://genneko.github.io/playing-with-bsd/networking/freebsd-wireguard-quicklook/
       
 (DIR) Post #9omkZBjT0LPQJ6XkQ4 by kushal@toots.dgplug.org
       2019-11-09T11:09:30Z
       
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       @hiway @hirojin a simpler solution is to have authenticated Onion service
       
 (DIR) Post #9omkZCF172e7sxIwb2 by hirojin@dev.glitch.social
       2019-11-09T11:17:33Z
       
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       @kushal @hiway i haven't found anything onion related to be simplebut i said that about git, and it took just four years until i was able to use it without regularly deleting my working copy