Edgars

> First it was password [..] Plain password was replaced with a hashed password to increase security (see #1116). This was a huge tripping stone though, mostly because of nuances...

The [production](/wg-easy/wg-easy/tree/production) branch contains documentation for the current stable release, and the main branch often has documentation for features that are not released yet. This often causes confusion for users....

> So, if I understood you properly, thats now will be default and intended way to use project > For using it as before, I’ll have make some changes to...

> > Plain password was replaced with a hashed password to increase security (see [#1116](https://github.com/wg-easy/wg-easy/pull/1116)). > > And with this I get "USE PASSWORD_HASH INSTEAD" error with link pointed to...

Somewhat related discussion: #1248.

> Transferring this to this repo where it seems more correct ot make mention of that pattern While that probably is true, it still would be useful to mention in...

There is a pull request #1003 for this functionality, and there has been unsuccessful attempts (#888 was not backwards compatible) to implement this previously. Also, search for existing issues: [CIDR](/wg-easy/wg-easy/issues?q=is%3Aissue+CIDR).

Did you create, configure and activate an actual interface on your Raspberry Pi with `wg-quick up wg0`? See more at [WireGuard quick start](https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/).

> This already seems to work on Linux, I'm using 24-hour time locale and FluffyChat displays the time correctly, but it doesn't work on Android. For me in FluffyChat 1.21.2...

Web (both fluffychat.im/web and self-hosted) and desktop (installed from Chaotic AUR) version (all 2.2.0) still have 12 hour time format.