I'm still learning that stuff. But it's just a matter of time...
Note to self: Combining wgon and wgoff scripts into wgtoggle script that turns it on if it's off and turns it off if it's on:
#!/bin/sh
# Get the current WireGuard interface status
wg_status=$(ip addr show wg0 | grep -q UP)
# Check if WireGuard is currently running
if [ "$wg_status" -eq 0 ]; then
# Interface is UP, so disable WireGuard
uci -q set network.wg0.disabled='1'
echo "Disabling WireGuard..."
else
# Interface is DOWN, so enable WireGuard
uci -q del network.wg0.disabled
echo "Enabling WireGuard..."
fi
# Commit changes to network configuration
uci -q commit network
# Restart network service to apply changes
service network restart
echo "Done!"
Save in /usr/local as wgtoggle
Make the script executable using: chmod +x wgtoggle
Run the script with ./wgtoggle to toggle WireGuard based on its current state.
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