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Run applications through VPN tunnels with temporary network namespaces
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rustc + cargo 2021 in debian stable on armv5 #166

Closed VR-Punk closed 2 years ago

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

hi,

debian stable provides rustc 1.48.0 and cargo 1.46.0 and if run your install.sh form the vopono 0.9.1.tar.gz i got this error:

"this version of Cargo is older than the 2021 edition, and only supports 2015 and 2018 editions"

if i want to build the newest version of rust and cargo from source i got the error:

unknown cpu type: armv5tel

Can I "downgrade" the setting in your Cargo.toml of the vopono 0.9.1.tar.gz from edition 2021 to 2018 without causing problems ?

jamesmcm commented 2 years ago

You can try it, but I think it might be an issue for some of the dependencies.

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

The latest version of vopono, which is using "rust/cargo edition = "2018" seems to be vopono v0.8.11 ?

But the dependencies are using "rust/cargo edition = "2021" ?

Installing vopono v0.8.11 Updating crates.io index error: failed to compile vopono v0.8.11 intermediate artifacts can be found at/vopono-0.8.11/target`

Caused by: failed to download hashbrown v0.12.1

Caused by: unable to get packages from source

Caused by: failed to parse manifest at /.cargo/registry/src/github.com-1285ae84e5963aae/hashbrown-0.12.1/Cargo.toml`

Caused by: failed to parse the edition key

Caused by: this version of Cargo is older than the 2021 edition, and only supports 2015 and 2018 editions.

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

Is there any way to use vopono on a debian, which doesn't support the newer versions of rustc and cargo ? For example docker or something like that ?

jamesmcm commented 2 years ago

It should be possible to cross-compile without docker, but you could also try adapting this: https://hub.docker.com/layers/blemelin/rust-armv5-musl/latest/images/sha256-0ec1abe798cb95a5a03bbcf5b167d302fe7e4c5bf8d63e5fc057bcefcf3fc2e2?context=explore

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

thx a lot !

I had to re-install my debian on my nas, and I'm not able to build a newer vopono.

But I have a backup of a working vopono 0.7.1 binary, build on my nas last year.

Are there any security risks to use it with mullvad, until the new debian bookworm will be released next year ?

Is it possible that you mark new releases of vopono, which are security updates and which updates have new features or bugfixes without security risks ?

jamesmcm commented 2 years ago

Sure, the main security related changes are usually to firewall rules and I don't think there's been any changes there recently.

I can also take a look at adding arm5 to the built binaries in Github actions (adapting the Dockerfile above).

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

arm5 binaries would be a great relief ! I'm not good in compiling and i have never cross compiled something !

jamesmcm commented 2 years ago

They're now available in the latest release, hopefully they work on your device, I don't have anything to test on unfortunately.

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

Thank you very much !!! I did a short test tonight, and it works ! I will test it more accurate this week, and i will tell you the success (hopefully) ! Thx! Thx! Thx!

VR-Punk commented 2 years ago

It works great ! I have tested it more accurate and it is my daily driver, now !

jamesmcm commented 2 years ago

Perfect, I'll try to add #169 for the next release too to cover all Arch Linux ARM supported platforms too.