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Tinc clients need to verify themselves to each other, which is done by keys. There are multiple ways to generate your keys. Here is one.
Tinc clients need to verify themselves to each other, which is done by keys. There are multiple ways to generate your keys. Here is one.


<pre>nix-shell -p tinc_pre --run &quot;tinc generate-keys 4096&quot;</pre>
<pre>nix-shell -p tinc_pre --run "tinc generate-keys 4096"</pre>
The command ask you where to put the keys. If you hit enter a few times it will generate 4 files. (instead of hitting enter you can give it different file path)
The command ask you where to put the keys. If you hit enter a few times it will generate 4 files. (instead of hitting enter you can give it different file path)


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The simplest way is to use the networking module. But it has some minor flaws on package updates.
The simplest way is to use the networking module. But it has some minor flaws on package updates.


<pre># for heinz
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix># for heinz
networking.interfaces.&quot;tinc.private&quot; = [ { address = 10.1.1.25; } ];
networking.interfaces."tinc.${networkName}".ipv4.addresses = [ { address = "10.1.1.25"; prefixLength = 24; } ];
</pre>
</syntaxHighlight>


Another author has experienced problems with the network failing to restart when using the above to configure interfaces.
Another author has experienced problems with the network failing to restart when using the above to configure interfaces.
The following snippet '''seems''' to fix that (until perhaps a more proper fix is upstreamed?):
The following snippet '''seems''' to fix that (until perhaps a more proper fix is upstreamed?):
<pre>
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix>
   systemd.services."network-addresses-tinc.${networkName}".before = [ "tinc.${networkName}.service" ];
  # Start the unit for adding addresses if Tinc is started
   systemd.services."network-link-tinc.${networkName}".before = [ "tinc.${networkName}.service" ];
  systemd.services."tinc.${networkName}".wants = [ "network-addresses-tinc.${networkName}.service" ];
</pre>
  # Stop the unit for adding addresses if Tinc is stopped or restarted
   systemd.services."network-addresses-tinc.${networkName}".partOf = [ "tinc.${networkName}.service" ];
  # Start the unit for adding addresses after the Tinc device is added
   systemd.services."network-addresses-tinc.${networkName}".after = [ "sys-subsystem-net-devices-tinc.${networkName}.device" ];
</syntaxHighlight>
 
=== tinc-up/tinc-down ===
=== tinc-up/tinc-down ===


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First we have to create the scripts:
First we have to create the scripts:


<pre># for heinz
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix># for heinz
environment.etc.&quot;tinc/private/tinc-up&quot;.source = pkgs.writeScript &quot;tinc-up-private'
environment.etc = {
  #!${pkgs.stdenv.shell}
    "tinc/private/tinc-up".source = pkgs.writeScript "tinc-up-private" ''
  ${pkgs.nettools}/bin/ifconfig $INTERFACE 10.1.1.25 netmask 255.255.255.0
        #!${pkgs.stdenv.shell}
'';
        ${pkgs.nettools}/bin/ifconfig $INTERFACE 10.1.1.25 netmask 255.255.255.0
environment.etc.&quot;tinc/private/tinc-down&quot;.source = pkgs.writeScript &quot;tinc-down-private''
    '';
  #!${pkgs.stdenv.shell}
    "tinc/private/tinc-down".source = pkgs.writeScript "tinc-down-private" ''
  /run/wrappers/bin/sudo ${pkgs.nettools}/bin/ifconfig $INTERFACE down
        #!${pkgs.stdenv.shell}
'';</pre>
        /run/wrappers/bin/sudo ${pkgs.nettools}/bin/ifconfig $INTERFACE down
    '';
};</syntaxHighlight>
For the <code>tinc-down</code> we need to use sudo, because the user <code>tinc.private</code> who starts the service is not able to tear down the interface.
For the <code>tinc-down</code> we need to use sudo, because the user <code>tinc.private</code> who starts the service is not able to tear down the interface.


So we have to make sure this user can call sudo without entering a password.
So we have to make sure this user can call sudo without entering a password.


<pre> security.sudo.extraRules = [
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix> security.sudo.extraRules = [
     {
     {
       users    = [ &quot;tinc.private&quot; ];
       users    = [ "tinc.private" ];
       commands = [
       commands = [
         {
         {
           command  = &quot;${pkgs.nettools}/bin/ifconfig&quot;;
           command  = "${pkgs.nettools}/bin/ifconfig";
           options  = [ &quot;NOPASSWD&quot; ];
           options  = [ "NOPASSWD" ];
         }
         }
       ];
       ];
     }
     }
   ];</pre>
   ];</syntaxHighlight>
== Open the Firewall ==
== Open the Firewall ==


The computer which you connect to needs to open some ports.
The computer which you connect to needs to open some ports.


<pre>networking.firewall.allowedUDPPorts = [ 655 ];
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix>networking.firewall.allowedUDPPorts = [ 655 ];
networking.firewall.allowedTCPPorts = [ 655 ];</pre>
networking.firewall.allowedTCPPorts = [ 655 ];</syntaxHighlight>
== use service.tinc module ==
== use service.tinc module ==


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=== /etc/nixos/tinc.nix on heinz ===
=== /etc/nixos/tinc.nix on heinz ===


<pre>{ config, pkgs, ... }:
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix>{ config, pkgs, ... }:


let
let


   myMeshIp  = &quot;10.1.1.25&quot;;
   myMeshIp  = "10.1.1.25";
   myMeshMask = &quot;255.255.255.0&quot;;
   myMeshMask = "255.255.255.0";
   myMeshName = &quot;private&quot;;
   myMeshName = "private";


in {
in {
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   # simple interface setup
   # simple interface setup
   # ----------------------
   # ----------------------
   networking.interfaces.&quot;tinc.${myMeshName}&quot; = [ { address = myMeshIp; } ];
   networking.interfaces."tinc.${myMeshName}" = [ { address = myMeshIp; } ];




   # configure tinc service
   # configure tinc service
   # ----------------------
   # ----------------------
   services.tinc.networks.&quot;${myMeshName}&quot;= {
   services.tinc.networks."${myMeshName}"= {


     name          = &quot;heinz&quot;;      # who are we in this network.
     name          = "heinz";      # who are we in this network.


     debugLevel    = 3;            # the debug level for journal -u tinc.private
     debugLevel    = 3;            # the debug level for journal -u tinc.private
     chroot        = false;        # otherwise addresses can't be a DNS
     chroot        = false;        # otherwise addresses can't be a DNS
     interfaceType = &quot;tap&quot;;        # tun might also work.
     interfaceType = "tap";        # tun might also work.


     extraConfig  = ''
     extraConfig  = ''
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       # if you don't set the path as string, it will import the file in
       # if you don't set the path as string, it will import the file in
       # in the nix/store where everybody can read it.
       # in the nix/store where everybody can read it.
       Ed25519PrivateKeyFile = &quot;/root/secrets/heinz/ed25519_key.priv&quot;
       Ed25519PrivateKeyFile = "/root/secrets/heinz/ed25519_key.priv"
       PrivateKeyFile        = &quot;/root/secrets/heinz/rsa_key.priv&quot;
       PrivateKeyFile        = "/root/secrets/heinz/rsa_key.priv"
     '';
     '';
     hosts = {
     hosts = {
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   };
   };
}
}
</pre>
</syntaxHighlight>
=== /etc/nixos/tinc.nix on peter ===
=== /etc/nixos/tinc.nix on peter ===


<pre>{ config, pkgs, ... }:
<syntaxHighlight lang=nix>{ config, pkgs, ... }:


let
let


   myMeshIp  = &quot;10.1.1.21&quot;;
   myMeshIp  = "10.1.1.21";
   myMeshMask = &quot;255.255.255.0&quot;;
   myMeshMask = "255.255.255.0";
   myMeshName = &quot;private&quot;;
   myMeshName = "private";


in {
in {
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   # simple interface setup
   # simple interface setup
   # ----------------------
   # ----------------------
   networking.interfaces.&quot;tinc.${myMeshName}&quot; = [ { address = myMeshIp; } ];
   networking.interfaces."tinc.${myMeshName}" = [ { address = myMeshIp; } ];




   # configure tinc service
   # configure tinc service
   # ----------------------
   # ----------------------
   services.tinc.networks.&quot;${myMeshName}&quot;= {
   services.tinc.networks."${myMeshName}"= {


     name          = &quot;peter&quot;;      # who are we in this network.
     name          = "peter";      # who are we in this network.


     debugLevel    = 3;            # the debug level for journal -u tinc.private
     debugLevel    = 3;            # the debug level for journal -u tinc.private
     chroot        = false;        # otherwise addresses can't be a DNS
     chroot        = false;        # otherwise addresses can't be a DNS
     interfaceType = &quot;tap&quot;;        # tun might also work.
     interfaceType = "tap";        # tun might also work.


     extraConfig  = ''
     extraConfig  = ''
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       # if you don't set the path as string, it will import the file in
       # if you don't set the path as string, it will import the file in
       # in the nix/store where everybody can read it.
       # in the nix/store where everybody can read it.
       Ed25519PrivateKeyFile = &quot;/root/secrets/peter/ed25519_key.priv&quot;
       Ed25519PrivateKeyFile = "/root/secrets/peter/ed25519_key.priv"
       PrivateKeyFile        = &quot;/root/secrets/peter/rsa_key.priv&quot;
       PrivateKeyFile        = "/root/secrets/peter/rsa_key.priv"
     '';
     '';
     hosts = {
     hosts = {
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     };
     };
   };
   };
}</pre>
}</syntaxHighlight>