Closed ElDavoo closed 2 years ago
Yeah this is intentional, because wireproxy doesn't need to take subnets into account. What are you trying to to do?
I'm writing a python config converter from wireguard syntax to wireproxy syntax so I'm testing out various stuff.
Yeah that's right it's not needed i didn't think about it
I'm writing a python config converter from wireguard syntax to wireproxy syntax so I'm testing out various stuff.
Yeah that's right it's not needed i didn't think about it
That's on my todo list as well. If you wouldn't mind, please share it when you've completed it :D
Err, I didn't write it for publishing (and not gonna improve it) but here you go
Addresses like 192.168.1.67/26 will panic the problem with:
ParseAddr("192.168.1.67/26"): unexpected character (at "/26")
the subnet should be parsed