Hi, I seem to have encountered an odd issue with wg(4), if I attempt the sequence:
# ifconfig iwm0 down # ifconfig wg0 down # ifconfig wg0 destroy The destroy never returns, and my system become unstable to the point where I am unable to reboot/halt. If I issue only: # ifconfig iwm0 down # ifconfig wg0 destroy The destroy returns successfully. If I leave iwm0 up, then: # ifconfig wg0 down # ifconfig wg0 destroy The destroy also returns successfully. I encountered the problem on 6.8-RELEASE, but verified it on the most recent snapshot (03/11/2020). A ktrace ended without a RET (I'm out of my depth at this point): 94592 ifconfig CALL ioctl(3,SIOCIFDESTROY,0x9baa607890) My hostname.if config: /etc/hostname.iwm0 nwid <SSID> wpakey <key> dhcp /etc/hostname.wg0 wgkey <private key> wgpeer <peer key> wgendpoint <ipaddr1> <port> wgaip 0.0.0.0/0 inet <ipaddr2> !route add -priority 2 <ipaddr1> <ipaddr3> !route add -priority 7 default <ipaddr2> up Whilst I'm here, thanks for in-kernel wg(4) and the usual straightforward configuration, It's very useful!
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