🔥 Run a disposable VPN service (ubuntu/openVPN/nginx/PHP/JS)
Scripts & code from Shards, Roadwarrior and Bootstrap included. Big thanks.
heatsink is a service that allows you to run a disposable VPN service. It utilizes two VPSes, one to host the openVPN server (+ nginx to serve cert's and profiles) and another VPS to host the app website. The user goes to your domain, clicks on "generate" and has a disposable VPN account created for a specific amount of time.
The documentation here is flimsy at best and I haven't tested the steps. The code worked when I ran it originally but something may be broken. I highly advise you to know your way around PHP/Linux very well before using this repo. That may be a good thing, since you should probably know programming in order to run a VPN service... ;)
I will update the code & readme soon. I lost the client-side nginx.conf file somewhere, which is kind of important (read below to see why).
- Familiarize yourself with all the files and code, it's quite simple.
- ubuntu 14-18.x VPS server
- Upload repo's /server/ files to ~/root/
- Make sure permissions are correct if not using root user.
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install php nginx
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Configure heatsink's
nginx.confto be the default configuration for nginx and restart the service. -
Install dnsmasq
sudo apt-get -y install dnsmasq
sudo systemctl restart NetworkManager
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Replace dnsmasq's config with heatsink's and drop
ads2.dnsmasqin same directory. -
Install openVPN server via Nyr's Roadwarrior
sudo bash ./openvpn-install.sh
- ubuntu 14-18.x VPS server
- Upload repo's /client/ files to ~/var/www/html/ (create directory if it doesn't exist yet)
- Make sure permissions are correct if not using root user
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install php nginx
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Configure nginx to point wildcard subdomain requests to [domain]/?sessionIdentify=[subdomain]
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Configure settings in serverconfig.php and home-session.php