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I wonder how hard it would be to build an import utility, where you could point it to an existing wg0.conf and have the underlying database get updated with existing...

Basically if you pre-populate the JSON DB with the private key and public keys of your peers, it'll "just work". I haven't had enough time yet to work on automating...

I've totally forgotten about this, but it reminded me I need to look at implementing this, so I can migrate wgui to a new VPS server soon, which includes existing...

Apologies, I've been short on extra time to look at this, workaround is as follows: The data is persisted internally as JSON in a flat-file DB. The file location will...

You could run it with a common group that owns /etc/wireguard/wg0.conf. As for me, I run wireguard-ui as root (I have wireguard-ui running, and a path 'watcher' that watches for...

So the daemon actually creates a folder called 'db' in the user's home directory (or in my case /, as I'm running this as root via systemd unit files I've...

I created systemd service files for the wireguard-ui app, the wg0 file watcher (it'll auto restart wg-quick if wg0.conf or whatever you named your wg changes). Also, I still need...

I think you are right, I think bash+jq is the way to go here, as it won’t require additional packaging effort. I struggled to find a way to integrate it...

I took a look at this, there's two major hurdles to making a utility for this: - In my mind a tool like this should run outside of wireguard-ui, because...

Try this out....(make a backup of AdGuardHome.yaml): `schema_version: 27` change this to `schema_version: 26` and see if it starts. You may have had some kind of issue with the installation...