![]() System is currently connected to mullvad-lu1 and switching over to nf # If the script executes successfully, you should see an output similar to belowĬron is re-configuring the connected VPN. Test if the script functions as intended. Highly unlikely that you may need to modify this But if it is the case, please provide the absolute path where the Wireguard interfaces are situated. The default Wireguard directory where all wireguard interfaces reside. Pro Tip: Depending on your geographical location, you may setup the regex to ignore regions that are situated far away. If this is not accurate for your setup, you may replace this with a regex of your choosing. ![]() Verify the values of the following fields.ĭefault regex used signifies that all interfaces identified should start with mullvad- and may end with any word. # Use a text editor to modify/verify the parameters defined in the shell script first. If not, ensure that is setup first using chmod. ![]() # Usually, read and execution permissions for folders inside /opt/ are granted. You'll need sudo access for executing this command. # By default, the root group does not have write permissions on /opt. In all probability, you should have these installed by default. For more information on what Wireguard interfaces these are, please refer this post first and this guide from Mullvad. I wrote a tiny shell script that picks a random Mullvad Wireguard interface from a list and connects to it. Rotating the public key as a feature has not been implemented yet. ![]() In addition, it is recommended to cyclically keep switching the VPN servers everyday. To provide the same properties as OpenVPN it should be enough to change pubkey every time the user does a connect/disconnect. “Often” might be a time limit, a bandwidth limit, and events like reboot of the system, the app, new WiFi, new DHCP lease, or explicitly by the user. ![]() In order to get identity hiding forward secrecy the suggestion is to have the client change its static pubkey often in order to de-link VPN sessions, in the event of a compromise of the server’s static private key. ![]()
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