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> `down` only writes the state of the interface if you put SaveConfig = true in your configuration file. If so... you asked for it. Nope, it's not in my config

> `down` only writes the state of the interface if you put SaveConfig = true in your configuration file. If so... you asked for it. Nope, it's not in my config file. I didn't even know the option existed until you mentioned it, again, nothing on the Quick Start about it. > WireGuard uses the standard Linux routing infrastructure... I meant more in terms of the Android app, not really a WG issue, but it has a check box to add exclusions to the allowed ip list, by basically adding ranges inverse to what you'd input if you were saying "exclude these". What's the inverse of 192.168.0.0/16? I have no idea without looking it up.

zx2c4 8y ago
> I meant more in terms of the Android app, not really a WG issue, but it has a check box to add exclusions to the allowed ip list, by basically adding ranges inverse to what you'd input if you were saying "exclude these". The Android app now has a little checkbox to toggle a common set complement operation ("Exclude private IPs"). If you want to do something wild and include or exclude very particular ranges, then you can compute that yourself and put it in there, since ostensibly you have a very particular networking idea in mind.