This now mostly replaces ayu, which has been sitting between upstream
and the switch the last 6 months.
It now also configures routing over Mullvad, which also finally enables
IPv6 (I don’t understand how people get away with not providing it
natively in 2023).
Once I get a WLAN card, it will also host its own access point, which
currently still relies on ayu as “dumb AP” (as OpenWRT calls it).
Sadly, they are so interconnected, that it is not easily possible to
migrate it in smaller steps. It should be refactored to make them more
modularised and independent of each other.
I don’t actually use it and it is somewhat of a risk to run
code-execution-as-a-service. Also, the confinement does not work
currently (tries to write to /var/empty), which prompted the removal,
because the low usage does not justify that amount of maintainance.
Since I currently do not have access to sayuri, sayuri’s migration is
not done yet. The host keys and wg-home-private-key secret still have to
be added.
Simon Bruder