Beasta / pi-guzzler

Raspberry Pi image for connecting a personal server to a dedicated IP address through vpn
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Instructions for this custom VPN configuration. #1

Open Beasta opened 2 years ago

Beasta commented 2 years ago

Create instructions in the readme for setting up the most recent raspbian image with the configuration described in the readme. I'd like the instructions to follow the same format as https://github.com/schollz/raspberry-pi-turnkey . Create detailed instructions on how to get it to work with purevpn credentials.

It will be considered complete once i have a working image.

gitcoinbot commented 2 years ago

Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done


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Beasta commented 2 years ago

@mindsgn please note that you'll need a raspberry pi with usb ethernet dongle (preferably this one). You'll also need a purevpn account with the dedicated IP and port forwarding option.

Beasta commented 2 years ago

@mindsgn if you're willing to setup a zk.money account i'd send $50 in dai to cover your purevpn and usb ethernet expenses

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

@Beasta I have a raspberry pi 3, It has a built-in ethernet port. would I still need a USB ethernet?

Beasta commented 2 years ago

yes. as described in the specification, the device is meant to be plugged in on one end to internet connected ethernet and and on the other end be connected to any other ethernet device. So it will connect via ethernet to an internet providing connection and it will provide internet to an ethernet connected device.

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

@Beasta okay I understand, I got the USB to ethernet device, I just need to check if I can cover the purevpn fees.

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

hey @Beasta, just to keep you updated I have just finished doing research. I will have a README doc ready tomorrow.

gitcoinbot commented 2 years ago

Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done


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mindsgn commented 2 years ago

hey @Beasta, just submited to pr with the instructions, please let me know if it works on your side.

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

hi, @Beasta any update about this pr?

Beasta commented 2 years ago

it looks pretty good! will try to get it installed in a couple hours.

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

did you manage to install it?.

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

@Beasta any luck?.

mindsgn commented 2 years ago

@Beasta please get back to me, when available.

Beasta commented 2 years ago

@mindsgn sorry for the late response. I've begun work on this. Some quick questions i've already run into -

Beasta commented 2 years ago

for the setting static domain_name_servers in the dhcpcd.conf file, it says to use your vpn providers DNS servers for the domain_name_servers setting. I spent a bunch of time looking for those DNS servers at purevpn and couldn't find them. Because this is a purevpn specific write-up, could you include the DNS servers for purevpn?

Beasta commented 2 years ago

on part 2, the tutorial has: wget https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/openvpn/openvpn.zip please modify it to use purevpn.