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Did a quick 'n dirty port of the C code to make it build with a C++ compiler. https://github.com/hg/tinc/tree/cpp Not proposing to merge this, it's just a demonstration to have...

Which version are you using? If there's a `cache` subdirectory inside the configuration directory, could you try removing it and restarting tinc?

`cache` won't be there since it's a 1.1-only feature. Apologies, can't help with 1.0 much since I've the opposite experience (started using it from 1.1 which is pretty different by...

We also have some prebuilt packages here https://github.com/gsliepen/tinc/releases/tag/latest and here https://software.opensuse.org/download/package?package=tinc-pre&project=home%3Acromulent but it's work in progress. Don't depend on them too much yet.

TL;DR: - IMHO 1.1 is fine to use in production - 1.1 and 1.0 are compatible and will be in the future - ETA — not my decision, no idea,...

Thanks for taking over the maintenance. I think dependency lists can be updated: - remove `wxpython` and `python` since they're not used anymore IIRC (gui was removed in 75271559a9dc2536b9da1c655a012eb837c58761) -...

Thanks for the review, fixed. No need to rush this, the change is quite intrusive and risky.

I'll mark this as WIP for now, best to merge this after everything else is in.

After some recent changes to `debian:testing`, it fails to even resolve `localhost` without access to NSS dynamic libraries (blocking access to `nsswitch.conf` doesn't help), so I had to open a...

I'm thinking we should just move packages to OBS instead of reinventing the wheel. They provide support for lots of distributions and architectures (on real hardware), sign packages and handle...