Chris Jones
Chris Jones
Hey @Noah-Kennedy I tried installing but received the following dependency error: ``` ❯ cargo install boringtun Updating crates.io index Downloaded boringtun v0.4.0 Downloaded 1 crate (414.3 KB) in 0.65s Installing...
I'm running the latest version from Homebrew. ``` ❯ brew info rust rust: stable 1.58.1 (bottled), HEAD Safe, concurrent, practical language https://www.rust-lang.org/ /usr/local/Cellar/rust/1.58.1 (33,798 files, 840.2MB) * Poured from bottle...
That did the trick. After I ran `rustup update` it now compiles properly.
After upgrading boringtun to 0.4.0 it's still not dropping root privileges. ``` root 16506 0.0 0.0 4327092 2236 ?? S 10:17PM 0:00.02 boringtun utun ```
Okay no worries, appreciate the help.
Just installed boringtun-cli 0.5.0 and still running into the issue where it does not drop privs and the borningtun-cli process is running as root. Running like so: "sudo WG_QUICK_USERSPACE_IMPLEMENTATION=boringtun-cli WG_SUDO=1...
@phillyqueso so I ran again without WG_SUDO=1 and boringtun-cli is still not dropping privs to my regular user. Thanks for your help.
@phillyqueso That did the trick — running with WG_SUDO=0. Thank you!
@phillyqueso @Noah-Kennedy Looks like there may be some kind of regression in 0.5.2 because after installing it I'm no longer able to start `boringtun-cli` with: ``` sudo WG_QUICK_USERSPACE_IMPLEMENTATION=boringtun-cli WG_SUDO=0 wg-quick...