docs: identify WG endpoint as ProtonVPN Seattle; Mac gate is a second dashboard WG config
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@@ -26,34 +26,41 @@ stack and qBittorrent inside a **podman machine** VM (Fedora CoreOS-style
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qBittorrent downloads through gluetun (netns share); the arrs run without it.
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Until `/home/core/Containers/gluetun/env` contains the WireGuard credentials
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(a second peer for the Mac — reusing Dankclaw's key would flip its tunnel and
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kill SearXNG), `deploy_frankbook_stack` **skips** gluetun and qbittorrent
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(a second Proton WireGuard config for the Mac — running two hosts on
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Dankclaw's config would bounce the server-side endpoint and kill SearXNG),
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`deploy_frankbook_stack` **skips** gluetun and qbittorrent
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with instructions and deploys the five arrs anyway. The qB WebUI port stays
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unpublished by design; the e2e torrent test waits on the credentials.
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### Prepared Mac peer (2026-09-01 — waiting on server-side add)
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### Mac provisioning (2026-09-01 — one dashboard action, then mine)
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A dedicated keypair is generated and parked on Dankclaw
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(`~/frankbook-wg/mac-private.key`, 0600, host-local — never in the repo).
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Lighting the tunnel needs exactly one change on the WireGuard server
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(149.102.254.77): register a new peer for the Mac — different keypair from
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Dankclaw's (one key cannot serve two machines; the server bounces the
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endpoint between them), same endpoint and server key:
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The endpoint is a **ProtonVPN Seattle WireGuard server**, not a
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self-administered box: RDAP says `149.102.254.77` is CDNEXT-CG-SEA
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(Datacamp Limited, Proton's Seattle hosting partner) and Dankclaw's own
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tunnel v6 `2a07:b944::2:2` sits in CH-PROTONVPN-20160719. There is no
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peer-registration step on any server of ours — Dankclaw's credentials are a
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dashboard-generated Proton WG config pasted into gluetun's `custom` profile,
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and the Mac needs exactly the same thing, generated fresh:
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- Server pubkey (route target): `utqNH4P+C0fA1wTgIUaIfhm1b7ai0iEGvXyiw4KC3Fs=`
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- Endpoint: `149.102.254.77:51820` (`VPN_SERVICE_PROVIDER=custom`)
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- Mac public key to register as the new peer:
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`QIoCwI+9VuiWldRvUfPpTfXq7UVVBFynIqYb2vqHtQo=`
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- Allocate the Mac a fresh tunnel IP as the peer's allowed IP — Dankclaw
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holds `10.2.0.2/32`, so likely `10.2.0.3/32` unless the server numbers
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differently.
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1. In the Proton dashboard, create a second WireGuard config (e.g. named
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`frankbook`) on the Seattle server and download the `.conf`. One config =
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one keypair; reusing Dankclaw's would make the server bounce the endpoint
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between the two hosts.
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2. Hand the values over (the file itself or its fields — the private key
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never enters the repo):
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- `PrivateKey` → `WIREGUARD_PRIVATE_KEY`
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- `Address` (v4 + v6, e.g. `10.2.0.3/32, 2a07:b944::2:3/128`) →
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`WIREGUARD_ADDRESSES`
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- `PublicKey` → `WIREGUARD_PUBLIC_KEY` (Seattle server key:
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`utqNH4P+C0fA1wTgIUaIfhm1b7ai0iEGvXyiw4KC3Fs=`, same as Dankclaw's)
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- `Endpoint` = `149.102.254.77:51820`; gluetun ignores the `.conf` DNS line.
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Then `/home/core/Containers/gluetun/env` (0600) inside the VM:
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VPN_SERVICE_PROVIDER=custom
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VPN_TYPE=wireguard
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WIREGUARD_PRIVATE_KEY=<raw b64 private key — fetch from dankclaw:~/frankbook-wg/mac-private.key>
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WIREGUARD_ADDRESSES=<allocated tunnel IP>/32
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WIREGUARD_PRIVATE_KEY=<from the Proton .conf>
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WIREGUARD_ADDRESSES=<from the Proton .conf>
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WIREGUARD_PUBLIC_KEY=utqNH4P+C0fA1wTgIUaIfhm1b7ai0iEGvXyiw4KC3Fs=
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WIREGUARD_ENDPOINT_IP=149.102.254.77
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WIREGUARD_ENDPOINT_PORT=51820
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@@ -11,6 +11,22 @@ timestamp: 2026-09-14
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# Bundle Change Log
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## 2026-09-01 - WG endpoint identified as ProtonVPN Seattle; Mac gate is a second dashboard config
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- RDAP: `149.102.254.77` = CDNEXT-CG-SEA (Datacamp Limited, Proton's Seattle
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hosting partner); Dankclaw's tunnel v6 `2a07:b944::2:2` sits in
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CH-PROTONVPN-20160719; observed exit IP `149.22.88.19` = CDNEXT-SEA-CG.
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The "custom WG server" is a ProtonVPN Seattle WireGuard server - there is
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no peer-registration step on any box of ours (no SSH, only silent TLS
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listeners on 443/4443/4444/8443).
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- Mac gate corrected: provision a **second** Proton WG config (dashboard,
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named e.g. `frankbook`) - one config = one keypair; two hosts on
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Dankclaw's config bounce the server-side endpoint and kill SearXNG. Values
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paste straight into the gluetun `custom` env. Earlier prepared keypair on
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dankclaw (`~/frankbook-wg/`) retired to `~/.AGENTTRASH/` (Proton generates
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the keypair per config; no BYO pubkey).
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###
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- [[FrankBook-Pro]] provisioning section rewritten.
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## 2026-09-01 — Jellyfin authentication moved to Authentik LDAP
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- `/dankclaw/authentik/quadlet/authentik-outpost-ldap.container` (`4ad85fa`,
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digest-pinned in `f4ef2b8`) — new `authentik-outpost-ldap.service` on
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