An OpenWrt replacement of the wireguard-tools to enable user-space amnezia-wg protocol.

This package is a replacement of the OpenWrt wireguard-tools package for the Amezia Wireguard protocol. It provides a modified wg(8) command which is capable of handling extra Amnezia-specific arguments.

You have to install amnezia-wg first. There is no OpenWrt package for your disposal yet. You have to compile it on your own. Thanks to Go language it's pretty easy to do (well if you're handy with Go)

• Install Go
• Check out the https://github.com/amnezia-vpn/amnezia-wg
• Build it for your router platform
  • make clean; GOOS=linux GOARCH=mipsle GOMIPS=softfloat make
• Copy it to your router
  • scp -O wireguard-go [email protected]:/usr/bin/amnezia-wg
• Try it on your router: amnezia-wg wg0

You have two options: If you're lucky, you may find a ready-made artifact for your platform here

If not, you have to build it from the source code If you're lucky, just unzip the artifact zip and copy the *.ipk file to your router then call opkg install <file_name>.ipk

Well, it seems, you fall into the unlucky category.

There are two benefits:

• you will learn how to build it from the source
• you have a chance to make a PR against this repo to include your architecture and help others

Please make yourself familiar with the https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/toolchain/using_the_sdk, especially, with the ccache issue.

Take a look at the amnezia-wireguard-tools/sdk_build.sh file. You will need to change the following:

• RELEASE Change it from 23.05.0 to your OpenWRT router release
• TARGET and SUBTARGET should match your router
• GCC_VERSION should match whatever OpenWrt released

Run sdk_build.sh and grab some beer. Your .ipk will be located under the bin/packages/ folder