gluon-mesh-vpn-tunneldigger: drop package #3109
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The Gluon Tunneldigger protocol handler hasn't received the care and attention a core package, especially a VPN protocol, should. Due to the works in freifunk-gluon#2102 it's no longer required to maintain VPN handlers in the Gluon Core and they can be instead included via a package feed. Users who wish to continue using a supported core Gluon package are encouraged to take a look at fastd in conjunction with it's null@l2tp method. It offers roughly the same performance (it's using the same principle of operation) and supports connections via IPv6 as a bonus. In general it should be possible to change the VPN used protocol asynchronously with a normal update. If Gluon users wish to continue using tunneldigger the recomendation is to participate in the development of tunneldigger inside our community-packages.
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The Gluon Tunneldigger protocol handler hasn't received the care and attention a core package, especially a VPN protocol, should. Due to the works in freifunk-gluon#2102 it's no longer required to maintain VPN handlers in the Gluon Core and they can be instead included via a package feed. Users who wish to continue using a supported core Gluon package are encouraged to take a look at fastd in conjunction with it's null@l2tp method. It offers roughly the same performance (it's using the same principle of operation) and supports connections via IPv6 as a bonus. In general it should be possible to change the VPN used protocol asynchronously with a normal update. If Gluon users wish to continue using tunneldigger the recomendation is to participate in the development of tunneldigger inside our community-packages.
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The Gluon Tunneldigger protocol handler hasn't received the care and attention a core package, especially a VPN protocol, should.
Due to the works in #2102 it's no longer required to maintain VPN handlers in the Gluon Core and they can be instead included via a package feed.
Users who wish to continue using a supported core Gluon package are encouraged to take a look at fastd in conjunction with it's null@l2tp method. It offers roughly the same performance (it's using the same principle of operation) and supports connections via IPv6 as a bonus.
In general it should be possible to change the VPN used protocol asynchronously with a normal update.
If Gluon users wish to continue using tunneldigger the recomendation is to participate in the development of tunneldigger inside our community-packages: freifunk-gluon/community-packages#77
Don't merge this before v2023.2.x has been branched of.