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AlmirKadric-Published / docker-tuntap-osx

A tuntap shim installer for "Docker for Mac"
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TunTap sunsetting...suggestions? #32

Closed pauldraper closed 3 years ago

pauldraper commented 5 years ago

It looks like TunTap will no longer be installable starting macOS 10.14.5

https://sourceforge.net/p/tuntaposx/bugs/28/

Any suggestions for alternatives?

AlmirKadric commented 5 years ago

It seems that tunnelblick has resolved the issue withing their build. I'll reach out to their team to see if we can get that easily available for download as a standalone If not I will put in the work to do get them into a standalone package Thanks for bringing this up 👍

pauldraper commented 5 years ago

Thank you!

genevera commented 5 years ago

Looks like they are providing instructions on how to grab those kexts from the package in that ticket that is linked above.

AlmirKadric commented 3 years ago

seems that the system is still working on Catalina (10.15.7) so I will close this as no longer an issue let me know if you still have any other issues

ghost commented 3 years ago

Working on macOS 11 as well.

Mahoney commented 3 years ago

Hope it continues to work. An upgrade to Catalina stopped it working, but uninstalling and reinstalling tuntap via homebrew and / or uninstalling and reinstalling docker_tap brought it back.

Mattias Nissler's Final Message To His Creation is a little cryptic on how to replace tuntap:

As for alternatives, utun will probably cover most cases. The Tunnelblick project carries notarized kernel extensions in their github repository, so that's there as an option to try for folks that need tap. And finally, perhaps someone (not me) will appear and implement a virtual ethernet device on top of the new-ish userspace driver APIs Apple has introduced.

What is utun and how would I use it? What would I do with Tunnelblick to make it have the same tap effect? And which new-ish userspace driver APIs might I explore? Not that a JVM dev like me is likely to get far with driver APIs.