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You'd need to install Docker in the VM, but that's fairly trivial using their "convenience" script. After that, install Portainer and you'll be able to spin-up this project from there. Let me know if need additional guidance on either of those. |
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So in the environment variables section you need to put in your actual values. The country code needs to be the two character code for your country. Then the others are fairly self explanatory, with the twist in your case being the PIVPN_SERVER value. This project is oriented towards installations that were done with PiVPN, but it will work other OpenVPN installations too. You need to look in your /etc/openvpn directory and figure out the name that was used for your server. Assuming your server config file is server.conf, look in that file and see what the names are for your cert and key. The part before the .crt and .key should be your server name. The environment section should look like this, with your personal values added for each:
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ahhhh, yes, that has now deployed... so is there anything else i need to add, or can i open that up now ? |
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Did you get setup OK with openvpn-admin-plus? |
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as the title really, is is possible to install this to work with an openvpn server already installed on ubuntu server vm. i may even move this up to Azure once i have it tested etc.
thanks in advance
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