Auto creater OpenVpn server in Digital Ocean
This script auto creaded openvpn server in our Digital Ocean and download opvn client file
install
pip install openvpn-server-do
or download the project via git clone and run the following:
pip install -r requirements.txt
usages
$ ovpnserver --help
OpenVPN creator
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--token TOKEN [TOKEN ...]
token from Digital Ocean with permission create droplet
--tag TAG [TAG ...] Droplet tags
--local-path LOCAL_PATH [LOCAL_PATH ...]
local path where file will save: /home/username/Documents/
$ ovpnserver --token <YOUR TOKEN>
Or You can save your token in home directory to file .do_token and start script without argument --token
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