node host gateway connect failed: device signature invalid
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I am trying to let OpenClaw take over my local computer. OpenClaw is installed on a separate VPS.
On both my local computer (C) and the OpenClaw VPS (O), I have WireGuard install. The gateway for OpenClaw is loopback.
On C, I run:
Which opens a local tunnel to use for the node. Then, I run this command to create the node:
What I expected was it connected, then I needed to approve the connection. However, this is what I received:
Any idea?
On both my local computer (C) and the OpenClaw VPS (O), I have WireGuard install. The gateway for OpenClaw is loopback.
On C, I run:
Which opens a local tunnel to use for the node. Then, I run this command to create the node:
What I expected was it connected, then I needed to approve the connection. However, this is what I received:
Any idea?
Solution
So that is the issue: you have to also tunnel 18792.
So for everyone who will read this:
Unpack the browser extension from your Windows machine:
Open your Chromium powered browser's extensions, enable Developer Mode and unpack the path given from the command above.
Then, set the environment variable:
Tunnel both 18789 (gateway port) and 18792 (browser relay port) through your VPN's IP:
Start the relay service:
Now you should be able to start the browser relay.
So for everyone who will read this:
Unpack the browser extension from your Windows machine:
Open your Chromium powered browser's extensions, enable Developer Mode and unpack the path given from the command above.
Then, set the environment variable:
Tunnel both 18789 (gateway port) and 18792 (browser relay port) through your VPN's IP:
Start the relay service:
Now you should be able to start the browser relay.
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