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## Mac note ## Mac note
Install [TunTap for Mac OS X](http://tuntaposx.sourceforge.net/) first. Install [TunTap for Mac OS X](http://tuntaposx.sourceforge.net/) first.
## Server-side sudo note
If you do not have passwordless **sudo** on the side of SSH server, you will need to enter **sudo** password every time you connect to this server. You will be also unable to use `xaval` "background" connect option (see `xaval toggle`).
## Route discovery ## Route discovery
Specifying routes by hand is not bad. But we could make it better by creating an executable `discover-routes` script in the project directory. If no routes are passed by hand, `xiringuito` will run `discover-routes`, pass SSH server hostname to it and use script output as a list of routes, so you may have per-host or per-domain route lists instead of boring manual typing. More information is available in [AWS example](https://github.com/ivanilves/xiringuito/blob/master/discover-routes.aws.example) which uses AWS CLI to discover VPC subnets and route traffic to them through our VPN tunnel. Specifying routes by hand is not bad. But we could make it better by creating an executable `discover-routes` script in the project directory. If no routes are passed by hand, `xiringuito` will run `discover-routes`, pass SSH server hostname to it and use script output as a list of routes, so you may have per-host or per-domain route lists instead of boring manual typing. More information is available in [AWS example](https://github.com/ivanilves/xiringuito/blob/master/discover-routes.aws.example) which uses AWS CLI to discover VPC subnets and route traffic to them through our VPN tunnel.