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Openvpn with Configuration file
Martin Buchleitner edited this page Mar 2, 2021
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As I am using a VPN setup based on kylemenna-openvpn i used this project to transfer also the vpn connection setup to the udm-pro. So I created a custom startup script for this job:
#!/usr/bin/env sh
DEBUG=${DEBUG:--d}
CONTAINER_NAME="openvpn_nitram"
IS_RUNNING=$(podman ps --filter="name=$CONTAINER_NAME" --filter="status=running" -q)
if [ -n "$IS_RUNNING" ]; then
echo "$CONTAINER_NAME[$IS_RUNNING] is already running..."
exit 0
fi
IS_CREATED=$(podman ps --filter="name=$CONTAINER_NAME" --filter=status=created" -qa)
if [ -n "$IS_CREATED" ]; then
echo "$CONTAINER_NAME[$IS_CREATED] is already created..."
exit 0
fi
podman run --name custom_openvpn \
--health-cmd=["pgrep","openvpn"] \
--network=host \
-v /dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun \
-v /mnt/data/ovpn:/tmp/vpn \
--privileged \
--restart=always \
openvpn \
ovpn_run /tmp/vpn/vpn_config.vpn
Because the original kylemenna-openvpn repository does not automatically build an aarch64 image you are forced to build this on your own by bringing the repository on the udm-pro ( e.g. by scp it ... ) and run following command within the git repository.
podman build -t openvpn .
This will generate the container used in the upper startup.sh script
and you have to place the VPN configuration on /mnt/data/ovpn/
to just copy&paste these commands ;-)