Please help? about wg-easy-wrapper HOT 5 CLOSED

http://my-domain.com:51821/api/session

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Dude you are my hero. Thanks for this, now I can interact with the instance from a script running on the computer I'm installing the vpn on instead of manually generating from the UI. Much appreciated!

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If I understood correctly, you are connecting by IP

You can declare a variable in a separate class in the . public static final field. And already interact with WG-EASY through this instance. I also want to clarify that it is better to check the session. She may log out after some time.
When you create an instance, it is already a session. You can work with it until it runs out. You can update it by setSession();

public class WgEasyStorage {

public static final WgEasyAPI api = new WgEasyAPI.Builder()
            .password("password")
            .ip("xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx")
            .port(51821)
            .build();
}

Wrap this code in an endless stream.
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if (WgEasyStorage.api != null) {
   Session session = WgEasyStorage.api.getSession();
       if (session != null) {
          boolean authenticated = session.isAuthenticated();
          if (!authenticated) {
             WgEasyStorage.api.setSession();
         }
    }
}

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I am trying to talk to the API of wg-easy from my home computer over the internet to the server that is running on a cloud platform. I am pointing my domain at the IP address of the server running WG-easy.
http://my-domain.com:51821
This, of course, resolves to an IP address.

So if I did a simple curl request would it look like this?

curl -X POST \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -d '{"password":"WebGUI_Password_for_WG-Easy"}' \
     http://my-domain.com:51821

Does this make sense?

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nice to hear

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