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The doc says "Use --env SUBSPACE_DISABLE_DNS=1 to make subspace generate WireGuard configs without the DNS option, preserving the user's DNS servers."
In the example in the readme, it says
"
# Optional variable to disable DNS server. Enabled by default.
# consider disabling DNS server, if supporting international VPN clients
--env SUBSPACE_DISABLE_DNS=0
"
So it is ambiguous in order to not have DNS field in the config if we should make the variable 0 or 1.
So I tried both. And no effect on the conf file. No matter what variable you pass dnsmasq always runs and DNS is always set to 10.99.97.1 in the config file.
I checked the env variables in docker and both the times it recognised 0 and 1. Still, the DNS field is getting generated in the config.
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The doc says "Use --env SUBSPACE_DISABLE_DNS=1 to make subspace generate WireGuard configs without the DNS option, preserving the user's DNS servers."
In the example in the readme, it says
"
# Optional variable to disable DNS server. Enabled by default.
# consider disabling DNS server, if supporting international VPN clients
--env SUBSPACE_DISABLE_DNS=0
"
So it is ambiguous in order to not have DNS field in the config if we should make the variable 0 or 1.
So I tried both. And no effect on the conf file. No matter what variable you pass dnsmasq always runs and DNS is always set to 10.99.97.1 in the config file.
I checked the env variables in docker and both the times it recognised 0 and 1. Still, the DNS field is getting generated in the config.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: