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Project Goals
This project provides Python package for managing OpenVPN instances through their entire life cycle.
It can be useful for setting up CTF challenges or various labs (be it home or development) to provide access to separated network or VLANs.
Docs
Autogenerated docs can be seen at https://openvpn-server.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
Additional system requirements
- Installed OpenVPN
- User needs to be able to elevate privileges when executing
openvpnbinary seamlessly, with no password
For example, when using sudo you can usevisudoto add this line and allow uservpnmasterdo just that.
vpnmaster ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/openvpn
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Metadata
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