@vgaetera, hello!
Your Copr is: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/vgaetera/extras/ .
Please tell me dude, can I use AmneziaWG from your Copr to bypass Roskomnadzor’s restrictions?
How should I install it? Is it graphical UI or not?
@vgaetera, hello!
Your Copr is: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/vgaetera/extras/ .
Please tell me dude, can I use AmneziaWG from your Copr to bypass Roskomnadzor’s restrictions?
How should I install it? Is it graphical UI or not?
This is a CLI tool similar to wg-quick:
wg-quick: set up a WireGuard interface simply | Man Page | System Administration | wireguard-tools | ManKier
AFAIK, there’s no integration with NetworkManager.
It requires building a kernel module with DKMS.
If you need Secure Boot, also enroll the MOK key.
This is how it works for me:
# Install DKMS
sudo dnf install dkms openssl
sudo systemctl enable dkms.service
sudo systemctl restart dkms.service
# Enroll MOK key
MOK_PASSWD="fedora"
sudo dkms generate_mok
sudo mokutil -i /var/lib/dkms/mok.pub << EOI
${MOK_PASSWD}
${MOK_PASSWD}
EOI
sudo systemctl reboot
# Install AmneziaWG
sudo dnf install amneziawg-tools
sudo tee /etc/amnezia/amneziawg/client.conf << EOF > /dev/null
...
EOF
sudo systemctl enable awg-quick@client.service
sudo systemctl restart awg-quick@client.service
I tested both server and client instances in a F43 VM and the handshake succeeds.
Whether you manage to bypass the restrictions is a different story.
Thank you pal!