Jason Rhinelander

> I wanted to ask also, what was the issue with a non-static build for macOS? With my yesterday’s PR merged, we will have all required dependencies, I believe. While...

> @jagerman It seems that the earlier source code here (dating back to 2021 only) already uses NetworkExtention for Apple: [3f0b34e](https://github.com/oxen-io/lokinet/commit/3f0b34e860b3654ee479f44291836bf45434f0ac) (first commit in history). Same if I go from...

> BTW, will it be hard to allow configure option (for a case of building from source) to use a non-proprietary backend? No; it's a matter of adding a cmake...

We spent a little time looking at this today, and unfortunately uvw v3 is a *completely* incompatible rewrite of uvw v2, without any sort of attempt at backwards compatibility, that...

> Also, ngtcp2 currently installs without support for QUIC for us, since OpenSSL 3 does not yet support it. Not sure if that is a stopper for lokinet and how...

> P. S. On a side note, it would be nice to have a new release, rather than using a random commit for a port. Indeed, but the ongoing 0.10...

~~I'm flipping testnet to this branch for testing.~~ Will flip it tomorrow. @dr7ana - can you `git cherry-pick b0b6e2b198ba32e8c5641e99494d2874b2243b8f` into your liblokinet-dev branch (which testnet currently follows)?

Lokinet requires some elevated permissions to run (to be able to set up the lokinet network tunnel device). Normally these are granted by the systemd service when lokinet runs as...

It's not meant to be, and realistically can't be, because we have binary.

This script doesn't look like it does anything to deal with the capabilities lokinet needs to run, so as-is I'm not sure how this is meant to work. Is the...