Friday at 01:59 PM5 days I know this is a custom docker from SpaceInvader but I couldn't find a support page in the forum. Sorry if I missed it and this is the wrong section to post.Anyway, since PIA recently changed some of their endpoints, the configurator doesn't seem to work. I'm not sure if these two are related or not but ever since the change, I'm having issues getting a proper config file from a server that supports port forwarding. Does anyone know how I can fix this? The wg0.conf file in my /cache/appdata/wireguard-easy/ directory has file permissions that won't allow me to view it. I know how to change them but thought I'd ask here first if anyone knows why SI's docker isn't working?EDIT: Ok, I was able to find a server (Netherlands) that generated a file correctly. I then had another issue to get Prowlarr and Flaresolverr talking to each other behind by custom WG PIA VPN network (had to add a Host variable of 0.0.0.0 to Flaresolvver to look at all incoming traffic) and now my indexers are working again. Prefer a physically closer server than Netherlands but for now at least I'm running again. Edited Friday at 04:06 PM5 days by betaman
Monday at 07:12 AM2 days replace piawg.py in the datadir to this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Richardarkless/pia-wg-config-generator/refs/heads/patch-1/piawg.pyReference: https://github.com/SpaceinvaderOne/pia-wg-config-generator/issues/2
Monday at 03:17 PM2 days Author 8 hours ago, Flubster said:replace piawg.py in the datadir to this: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Richardarkless/pia-wg-config-generator/refs/heads/patch-1/piawg.pyReference: https://github.com/SpaceinvaderOne/pia-wg-config-generator/issues/2Thanks for the post. I just noticed this but I don't see a docker data directory for PIA-WG-Config-Generator in my appdata folder. I also don't see a container variable specifying the datadir so where exactly would I replace the piawg.py file?
Tuesday at 05:56 AM1 day Yeah, i consoled into the container and replaced it that way. SIO doesn't seem to update his containers once released therefore no real risk of it reverting.
Tuesday at 04:45 PM1 day Author 10 hours ago, Flubster said:Yeah, i consoled into the container and replaced it that way. SIO doesn't seem to update his containers once released therefore no real risk of it reverting.Yeah, I'm not that savvy with Linux. Would you mind sending the commands I need to execute? Much appreciated.
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