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      <title>Setup Wireguard as home VPN and connect it via Android</title>
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I'm looking for a simple way to connect my Android devices to my home via VPN. 
The goal is to have my GSM apps acting as if I'm home. 

Specially interesting for services I want to use or check, but I don't want to provide them directly on internet. 

For example my zigbee devices

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      <pubDate>Mon, 05 Jun 2017 18:14:00 +0100</pubDate>
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      <title>OpenVPN on OpenBSD</title>
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I've read several articles concerning the setup of OpenVPN on OpenBSD. 
But I've decided to post this one because none I've read address the problem coming from the setuid. 

Indeed, to avoid that OpenVPN stays in memory with the root user, you can configure it to setuid to an anther user, usually _openvpn. 

Problem, when you close the connection, this user must have the correct rights to set back your networks configuration settings: route, resolv.conf. 

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