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# Hypercon
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HyperCon is a graphical application which allows you to configure [Hyperion](/hyperion.md) (an ambient lighting system) running on a remote LibreELEC device, from a Windows, macOS or Linux desktop. Hypercon is a Java application, and so requires you to have a working Java runtime environment \(JRE\) installed to run it. Java v1.7 or higher is required.
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HyperCon is a graphical application which allows you to configure [Hyperion](https://github.com/LibreELEC/documentation/tree/bb394d22013fdc5f491418b7367a92b73ca7c45a/hyperion.md)\(an ambient lighting system\) running on a remote LibreELEC device, from a Windows, macOS or Linux desktop. Hypercon is a Java application, and so requires you to have a working Java runtime environment \(JRE\) installed to run it. Java v1.7 or higher is required.
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The latest version is here [http://releases.libreelec.tv/hypercon-LE.jar](http://releases.libreelec.tv/hypercon-LE.jar)
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## Sample Config
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ConnMan uses its own configuration file format \(see below\) so you cannot import/use the files exported from WireGuard server tools and third-party VPN services - the format is different. Those files will contain everything you need, but you must manually transpose the information into the ConnMan format:
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ConnMan uses its own configuration file format \(see below\) so you cannot import/use the files exported from WireGuard server tools and third-party VPN services - the format is different. Those files will contain everything you need, but you must manually transpose the information into the ConnMan format:
Check the WireGuard tunnel is active using "ifconfig" and "ping" and if all is good, reboot to test the WireGuard tunnel comes up automatically on boot.
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## Known issues
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Connman makes wg0 route for all traffic by default, no matter what `WireGuard.AllowedIPs` you will set.
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## Known Issues
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To workaround this problem if you really need route only specific networks via wireguard tunnel (e.g. to watch IPTV from abroad), you can use tips and systemd config example from this forum tread https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/21906-wireguard-changes-the-default-route-although-not-configured/
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ConnMan makes wg0 route all traffic over the WireGuard tunnel by default, no matter what `WireGuard.AllowedIPs` configuration you set. To route only specific networks via the tunnel the ConnMan service order \(which influences routing order\) must be changed.
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Note `sleep``connmanctl move-after` and `route add` commands added to config.
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Note the`sleep`and `connmanctl move-after` and `route add` commands used in the following tweaked systemd service file:
The following forum thread has tips and examples: [https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/21906-wireguard-changes-the-default-route-although-not-configured/](https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/21906-wireguard-changes-the-default-route-although-not-configured/)
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## Thanks
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Big thanks! to ConnMan maintainer Daniel Wagner \(wagi\) who worked with LibreELEC staff to implement WireGuard support in ConnMan \(he wrote the code, we ~~abused~~ tested it\).
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