Wireguard config

git clone [email protected]:mupif/wireguard-generator.git
pip3 install wireguard-generator/requirements.txt
mkdir -p generated/mp-test-peers
python3 wireguard-generator/easier-wg-quick.py -c mp-test.json

Configuration

Docker-compose

1. adjust ARG variables in Dockerfile in the services/central/build/args section of yml file for docker-compose:

   • MUPIF_VPN_NAME is name fo the VPN interface inside the container, and also name of [vpn-name].conf Wireguard configuration inside the persistent directory (see below).
   • MUPIF_BRANCH defines which MuPIF branch will be pulled for the container (default: master).

2. Adjust services/central/volumes so that persistent points to the presistent storage directory.

Persistent storage

The persistent directory (which can be mounted from anywhere) must be writable to everybody (chmod a+rw persistent) so that non-root processes inside the container may modify it, and it must contain the following configuration files:

• [vpn-name].conf; this file should not contain iptables (in PostUp and similar) since there is no iptables in the container installed;
• monitor-vpn.conf, monitor-mupif.conf and [vpn-name]-peers.json (exact file name is specified in monitor-vpn.conf.

In addition, mongodb directory and nameserver.sqlite storage will be create by services inside the container automatically.

Testing

• Run make to build the container and bring it up in foreground.
• Run make refresh to rebuild the container from scratch (such as to pull new version from git)
• Run make join to enter the shell of a running container (name of the container must be adjusted)

Deployment

Symlink [email protected] to /etc/systemd/system, run systemctl daemon-reload and systemctl start mupif@your-vpn. Use journalctl -u mupif@your-vpn -f to see the output.