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github.com/r0n1ns/wireguard-micro-vpn
The WireGuard Micro VPN is a simple command-line application written in Go that allows users to manage WireGuard VPN configurations. Users can configure server settings, add clients, start/stop VPN connections, and send configuration files to clients via Telegram. The program operates with both automatic and manual modes for setting up WireGuard server configurations.
git clone https://github.com/R0n1ns/wireguard-micro-vpn
sudo apt install wireguard
cd wireguard-micro-vpn
chmod +x micro
sudo ./micro
When starting the WireGuard server, you can choose automatic mode by entering 0
when prompted.
In this mode, the server will use default settings such as port 51820 and network interface eth0
.
If you choose manual configuration by entering 1
, you will be prompted to enter the server's port,
network interface name, and server IP. You will also be required to provide a bot token for Telegram integration.
The program uses a Telegram bot to send client configuration files directly to users. You must provide a valid bot token when prompted during the setup or add client processes.
If an error occurs during the execution of the program, it will automatically attempt to recover and reload the saved configuration from data.json
.
To safely exit the program, enter -1
at any time. This will save the current state and terminate the program.
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