Wireguard roadwarrior scripts - problems

Installing and Using OpenWrt
1

Hi,

I try to use these scripts:
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/vpn/wireguard/road-warrior
I think I did the prerequisites - installing the needed packages, installing the scripts by ssh and nano.

But I get errors in both scripts:
(I had some wg config from prior test, but also tried to remove the "wg" parts from "networks", "firewall" and deleted "wgserver".

OpenWrt 23.05.5, r24106-10cc5fcd00

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|               Automated WireGuard Script              |
|                 Add road-warrior peer                 |
=========================================================
IPv4 only tunnel
only providing tunnel ingress via IPv4
Checking variables... using new peer ID 1 for mobil
Done
./add_roadwarrior_peer.sh#: line 269: syntax error: unexpected end of file (expecting "}")


root@Acheron:~# sh ./wg_roadwarrior.sh#
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|     Automated WireGuard Script     |
|     road-warrior server setup      |
======================================
Defining variables... IPv4 only mode
Done
Creating directories and pre-defining permissions on those directories... Done
Removing pre-existing WireGuard interface... Disabling pre-existing firewall script... Done
Generating WireGuard server keys for 'vpn' network... Done
Creating WireGuard interface for 'vpn' network... Done
Adding firewall rules for 'vpn' network... ./wg_roadwarrior.sh#: line 282: syntax error: unexpected end of file (expecting "fi")
2

Please read the error message. There is a syntax error.
Besides that. Setting up wg is so stupid simple why do anyone even need a random helper script from some random script kiddie?

3

I know it should be simple... This is now my third attempt, and still no luck. Ok, might be that the issue is on the Android client side.

I understand that there is an syntax error.
But I don't understand where... just used the exact script from the "official" openwrt site.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Florian Reus

4

You probably forgot to add a closing } in the script after editing.

5

I wouldn't call random scripts from the wiki official at all. Given that everyone can edit it use these with a grain of salt.

Start with one client connection and do it manually.
If you later need to add like 20 clients then sure use a script but to understand the setup it's better to do it yourself.

6

You were right, it is really simple to set it up.
My problem in my previous tries was that I had no hint that I need to restart WG interface after each change during the tests.