slobberbone/docker-openvpn-proxy repository overview

⁠docker-openvpn-proxy

Docker OpenVPN Client and Squid Proxy Server

⁠Additional - Output traffic only throw VPN connection

Add an environment variable named "OPENVPN_SERVER_ADDRESS=nt.vpnserver.com" to set the dns name or ip of the vpn server. Once done, all output traffic will be blocked if vpn interface or connection down.

A script /root/check_public_ip.sh allow you to check your public ip address. Open two console, on to run the script (loop) and another to kill vpn connection :

⁠Console 1

$ killall openvpn

⁠Console 2

$ sh /root/check_public_ip.sh

You can kill several time and check in another console that the only public ip is the vpn one, if vpn down, you have no external access.

⁠Run container from Docker registry

To run the container use this command:

$ docker run --privileged  -d \
              -e "OPENVPN_PROVIDER=PIA" \
              -e "OPENVPN_CONFIG=Netherlands" \
              -e "OPENVPN_SERVER_ADDRESS=nt.vpnserver.com" \
              -e "OPENVPN_USERNAME=user" \
              -e "OPENVPN_PASSWORD=pass" \
              -p 1022:22 \
              -p 3128:3128 \
              slobberbone/openvpn-proxy

Now you can connect your application to a proxy localhost:3128.

⁠OpenVPN configuration

All OpenVPN configuration are explained at schmas/docker-openvpn-client⁠.