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You must append +pmp at the end of your username to indicate you want port forwarding enabled by ProtonVPN as shown in their official documentation
You'll need to change LAN_NETWORK to be your LAN network IP range (obviously). I used this site to convert to CIDR notation.
I personally changed the WEBUI_PORT to be something other than the default port 8080 was already taken by another app. If you do this, you'll have to set the environment variable e.g., like I did, using WEBUI_PORT=49550. Also be sure to change your port mapping e.g., like I do to be 49550:49550.
You'll need to change your PUID and PGID to be whatever local user and/or group you want it to be. I personally set the user to be ''1060'' and grant permissions to the /config directory on my machine.
I enabled Privoxy and set the port to be 49551 (again, just personal preference)
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Looks like ProtonVPN is now officially supported, but I didn't see any official documentation or examples of how to run the container with it.
Sharing my docker-compose.yaml in case anyone needs it in the future:
Notes:
+pmp
at the end of your username to indicate you want port forwarding enabled by ProtonVPN as shown in their official documentationLAN_NETWORK
to be your LAN network IP range (obviously). I used this site to convert to CIDR notation.WEBUI_PORT
to be something other than the default port8080
was already taken by another app. If you do this, you'll have to set the environment variable e.g., like I did, usingWEBUI_PORT=49550
. Also be sure to change your port mapping e.g., like I do to be49550:49550
.PUID
andPGID
to be whatever local user and/or group you want it to be. I personally set the user to be ''1060'' and grant permissions to the/config
directory on my machine.49551
(again, just personal preference)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: