I use tailscale myself, and had good results. Seems there are few nixers over at tailscale as well, which is always nice.
Nix/OS really really likes source code, patching binaries is not the way.
Can you get the source code , is it something that is closed source running on an opensource operating system, something i could never understand myself.
I’ve got the same problem with parsec…it’s super top secret compression for some reason, no source allowed…again, are these companies living in 1822?
I’m on the same boat, recently forced to use Perimeter81 to access some DBs, my workaround for now was spinning a VM with ubuntu, and having the connection open there, then creating a ssh tunnel to access the resources.
Erm. Is that a bunch of binaries redistributed without their licenses? Pretty sure at least openvpn is gplv2. Guess they have a commercial license? Still makes me double take…
Really looks like they’re just internally launching wireguard. Wonder if you can get the config out and just run wireguard yourself. Presumably it’s passed via the command line, maybe a ps can give you the args?
Yes, it’s just a fancy wrapper for wireguard. The main argument to use p81 in my project was to integrate with the single-sign on tool (onelogin) so managing access is done in a single place, but good shout, I’ll try to see if I can get to export the authentication keys and use it directly on wireguard as a workaround.