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✔️ WireGuard-Manager is an innovative tool designed to streamline the deployment and management of WireGuard VPNs. Emphasizing user-friendliness and security, it simplifies the complexities of VPN configuration, offering a robust yet accessible solution for both personal and professional use.

WireGuard-Manager: Secure Your Network 💻 🖥!

🔰 Introduction

Welcome to WireGuard-Manager, your solution for setting up WireGuard, a cutting-edge VPN protocol. WireGuard is known for its speed, security, and ease of use, making it an ideal choice for both personal and professional VPN needs. This tool is designed to simplify the installation and management of WireGuard, ensuring a secure and efficient networking experience.

Quality and Reliability

Project Information and Status

  • Latest Releases: Stay on top of our newest versions: Latest Release

  • Monthly App Release: Track our regular monthly releases: Monthly App Release

Build Statuses

  • Code Quality Assurance: Verified by ShellCheck for reliability: ShellCheck WireGuard Manager

  • Blocked Hosts: Monitor the status of blocked host updates: Blocked Hosts Update Status

  • Named Cache: Check updates for named cache: Named Cache Update Status

  • Software Updates: Keep track of the latest software builds: Software Build Status

Contribution and Issues

  • Open Issues Tracking: View and address current open issues: Open Issues

  • Contribution Opportunities: Dive into open pull requests and contribute: Active Pull Requests

Licensing

  • Project License: Our work is under the Apache 2.0 License: License: MIT

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If you've found this project useful, please consider giving it a star and forking it. Your support is greatly appreciated!

🤷 What is VPN?

A Virtual Private Network (VPN) allows users to send and receive data through shared or public networks as if their computing devices were directly connected to the private network. Thus, applications running on an end-system (PC, smartphone, etc.) over a VPN may benefit from individual network features, protection, and management. Encryption is a standard aspect of a VPN connection but not an intrinsic one.

📶 What is WireGuard?

WireGuard is a straightforward yet fast and modern VPN that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. It aims to be faster, simpler, leaner, and more useful than IPsec while avoiding the massive headache. It intends to be considerably more performant than OpenVPN. WireGuard is designed as a general-purpose VPN for running on embedded interfaces and super computers alike, fit for many circumstances. Initially released for the Linux kernel, it is now cross-platform (Windows, macOS, BSD, iOS, Android) and widely deployable. It is currently under a massive development, but it already might be regarded as the most secure, most comfortable to use, and the simplest VPN solution in the industry.

Why WireGuard-Manager?

  • Security First: With top-notch encryption and privacy features.
  • User-Friendly: Easy to install and manage, regardless of your tech-savviness.
  • High Performance: Enjoy fast and reliable connections.
  • Open Source: Built and improved by the community.

⛳ Goals

  • Robust and modern security as a standard.
  • Minimal configuration with essential management tools.
  • Optimal performance for both low-latency and high-bandwidth operations.
  • Simplified command-line interface for easy integration with system networking.

🌲 Prerequisite

  • Supported on a variety of systems including Alma, Alpine, Arch, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, FreeBSD, Kali, Mint, Manjaro, Neon, Oracle, Pop, Raspbian, RHEL, Rocky, Ubuntu, and more.
  • Requires Linux Kernel 3.1 or newer.
  • Superuser access or a user account with sudo privileges is necessary.

🚦 Getting Started

  1. Installation: Simple and quick installation process.
  2. Configuration: Easy-to-follow configuration steps.
  3. Management: User-friendly interface for managing your VPN.

Installation Guide

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🐧 Installation

To ensure the successful installation of the WireGuard Manager script on various Linux systems, it's crucial to have curl and bash installed. Here's an expanded installation guide that includes instructions for installing curl and bash on different Linux distributions:

Installing curl & bash & resolvconf on Linux Systems

Debian/Ubuntu-based Systems (e.g., Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint):

sudo apt update
sudo apt install curl bash resolvconf

Red Hat-based Systems (e.g., CentOS, RHEL, Fedora):

sudo yum install curl bash resolvconf

or

sudo dnf install curl bash resolvconf

Arch-based Systems (e.g., Arch Linux, Manjaro):

sudo pacman -Sy curl bash resolvconf

Alpine Linux:

sudo apk update
sudo apk add curl bash resolvconf

Other Distributions:

For other Linux distributions, you can use the package manager specific to that distribution to install curl & bash & resolvconf. The package names may vary slightly.

Installing WireGuard Manager Script

Now that you have curl and bash installed, you can proceed with installing the WireGuard Manager script using the provided instructions:

  1. First, use curl to download the script and save it in /usr/local/bin/:

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/complexorganizations/wireguard-manager/main/wireguard-manager.sh --create-dirs -o /usr/local/bin/wireguard-manager.sh
  2. Next, make the script user executable:

    chmod +x /usr/local/bin/wireguard-manager.sh
  3. Finally, execute the script:

    bash /usr/local/bin/wireguard-manager.sh

Connecting to WireGuard Interface

In your /etc/wireguard/clients directory, you will find .conf files. These are the peer configuration files. Download them from your WireGuard Interface and connect using your favorite WireGuard Peer.

💣 Post-Installation

  • Show WireGuard Interface
  • Start WireGuard Interface
  • Stop WireGuard Interface
  • Restart WireGuard Interface
  • Add WireGuard Peer
  • Remove WireGuard Peer
  • Uninstall WireGuard Interface
  • Update this script
  • Encrypt & Backup Configs
  • Restore WireGuard Configs

🔑 Usage

usage: ./wireguard-manager.sh <command>
  --install     Install WireGuard
  --start       Start WireGuard
  --stop        Stop WireGuard
  --restart     Restart WireGuard
  --list        Show WireGuard
  --add         Add WireGuard Peer
  --remove      Remove WireGuard Peer
  --reinstall   Reinstall WireGuard
  --uninstall   Uninstall WireGuard
  --update      Update WireGuard Manager
  --ddns        Update WireGuard IP Address
  --backup      Backup WireGuard
  --restore     Restore WireGuard
  --purge       Purge WireGuard Peer(s)
  --help        Show Usage Guide

🥰 Features

  • Seamless installation and configuration of WireGuard Interface
  • Convenient backup and restoration of WireGuard
  • Automatic expiration of peer configurations
  • Support for both IPv4 and IPv6, with leak protection
  • Variety of public DNS options available for peers
  • Option to use a self-hosted resolver with Unbound for DNS leak prevention and DNSSEC support
  • Effortless management of Nftables rules and forwarding
  • Easy removal and uninstallation of WireGuard Interface
  • Mandatory preshared-key for an additional layer of security
  • Numerous other minor features for enhanced user experience

💡 Configuration Options

  • PRIVATE_SUBNET_V4_SETTINGS: This defines the private IPv4 subnet used within the VPN. The default is 10.0.0.0/8, a standard private IP range.
  • PRIVATE_SUBNET_V6_SETTINGS: This sets the private IPv6 subnet. The default fd00:00:00::0/8 is a typical private IPv6 range.
  • SERVER_HOST_V4_SETTINGS: This is used to detect the public IPv4 address of the server, crucial for establishing connections from outside the local network.
  • SERVER_HOST_V6_SETTINGS: This is the IPv6 counterpart to the previous setting, used for detecting the server's public IPv6 address.
  • SERVER_PUB_NIC_SETTINGS: This determines the local public network interface using the ip command, essential for server communication on the public network.
  • SERVER_PORT_SETTINGS: This specifies the default public port (51820) for the WireGuard interface, the port through which VPN traffic will pass.
  • NAT_CHOICE_SETTINGS: This configures the use of the VPN tunnel's keep-alive feature, which helps keep the connection active.
  • MTU_CHOICE_SETTINGS: This sets the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for WireGuard peers, impacting the size of packets transmitted over the network.
  • SERVER_HOST_SETTINGS: This is a general setting for defining server-specific configurations.
  • CLIENT_ALLOWED_IP_SETTINGS: This defines the IP range allowed for clients connecting to the VPN, restricting which devices can connect.
  • AUTOMATIC_UPDATES_SETTINGS: This likely relates to whether the system will automatically update software or configurations.
  • AUTOMATIC_BACKUP_SETTINGS: This pertains to the automatic backup of system configurations or data.
  • DNS_PROVIDER_SETTINGS: This involves setting up a DNS provider for the network. If you're not using Unbound, you'll need to specify another DNS service.
  • CONTENT_BLOCKER_SETTINGS: This might relate to settings for blocking certain types of content through the network.
  • CLIENT_NAME: This is the name assigned to a WireGuard peer (client) in the VPN.
  • AUTOMATIC_CONFIG_REMOVER: This is possibly a setting to automatically remove certain configurations after they are no longer needed or after a set period.

👉👈 Compatibility with Linux Distributions

Operating System i386 Support amd64 Support armhf Support arm64 Support
Ubuntu 14 and below No No No No
Ubuntu 16 and above Yes Yes Yes Yes
Debian 7 and below No No No No
Debian 8 and above Yes Yes Yes Yes
CentOS 6 and below No No No No
CentOS 7 and above Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fedora 29 and below No No No No
Fedora 30 and above Yes Yes Yes Yes
RedHat 6 and below No No No No
RedHat 7 and above Yes Yes Yes Yes
Kali 1.0 and below No No No No
Kali 1.1 and above Yes Yes Yes Yes
Arch Linux Yes Yes Yes Yes
Raspbian Yes Yes Yes Yes
PopOS Yes Yes Yes Yes
Manjaro Yes Yes Yes Yes
Mint Yes Yes Yes Yes
AlmaLinux Yes Yes Yes Yes
Alpine Yes Yes Yes Yes
FreeBSD Yes Yes Yes Yes
KDE Neon Yes Yes Yes Yes
Rocky Linux Yes Yes Yes Yes
Oracle Linux Yes Yes Yes Yes

☁️ Compatibility with Cloud Providers

Cloud Supported
AWS Yes
Google Cloud Yes
Linode Yes
Digital Ocean Yes
Vultr Yes
Microsoft Azure Yes
OpenStack Yes
Rackspace Yes
Scaleway Yes
EuroVPS Yes
Hetzner Cloud No
Strato No

🛡️ Compatibility with Virtualization

Virtualization Supported
KVM Yes
None Yes
Qemu Yes
LXC Yes
Microsoft Yes
Vmware Yes
OpenVZ No
Docker No
WSL No

💻 Compatibility with Linux Kernel

Kernel Compatibility
Linux Kernel 3.0 and below No
Linux Kernel 3.1 and above Yes

🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

Which hosting providers do you recommend?

  • Google Cloud: Provides global locations and IPv4 support, with prices starting at $3.50/month. Visit Google Cloud
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS): Offers global locations and IPv4 support, with plans starting from $5.00/month. Visit AWS
  • Microsoft Azure: Features worldwide locations and IPv4 support, with plans beginning at $5.00/month. Visit Azure
  • Linode: Includes global locations, supports both IPv4 & IPv6, starting at $5.00/month. Visit Linode
  • Vultr: Provides worldwide locations, supports IPv4 & IPv6, with prices starting at $3.50/month. Visit Vultr

Which WireGuard clients do you recommend?

Additional Information

Where can I access comprehensive WireGuard documentation?

How can I install WireGuard without interactive prompts for a headless installation?

  • Execute the command: ./wireguard-manager.sh --install

Are there any alternatives to self-hosting a VPN?

Why is all the code centralized in one place?

  • Consider it like a universal remote: it's more efficient to have a single device (or codebase) that performs all functions than having multiple specialized ones.

Which port and protocol does WireGuard require?

  • You need to forward your chosen port or the default port 51820 using the UDP protocol.

Do I need to forward any ports for Unbound?

  • No, port forwarding isn't necessary for Unbound as DNS traffic is routed through the VPN (port 53).

What does the content blocker restrict?

  • The content blocker restricts ads, trackers, malware, and phishing attempts.

What information is collected and how is it used?

  • No logs or data are collected or retained. All operations are performed within the system, with no external log transmission.

Setting Up Your Own VPN Server

To set up your own VPN server, you will need the following items:

Raspberry Pi 5 Setup Components

Estimated Cost for Building Your Own VPN

  • The estimated one-time hardware cost is around $100 USD. Please note that there will be ongoing costs for electricity and internet.

WireGuard Resources

VPN Speed Comparison

This section compares the internet speed differences between using no VPN, WireGuard, and OpenVPN.

No VPN (Normal Connection)

No VPN Speed Test

WireGuard Speed Test

Wireguard Speed Test

OpenVPN Speed Test

OpenVPN Speed Test

🙅 Content-Blocking vs. No Content-Blocking

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📐 Architecture

Wireguard Manager Architecture

🤝 Code Development

Develop Code Without Cloning the Repository

You can directly work on the code without the need to clone the repository. This is facilitated by Visual Studio Code's online platform. By clicking the link below, you can preview and edit the code in your browser, leveraging the intuitive interface of Visual Studio Code. This method streamlines the development process, particularly for those who want to make quick modifications or do not wish to set up the entire repository on their local machine.

Open in Visual Studio Code

🐛 Code Debugging

Detailed Debugging Process After Cloning the Repository

For a comprehensive debugging process, you might want to clone the repository to your local system. This method allows you to thoroughly test and debug the code in your environment. Follow these steps to clone the repository and start the debugging process:

  1. Clone the Repository: Use the Git command to clone the repository to your preferred directory, such as /root/ in this example. This step copies all the code from the online repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/complexorganizations/wireguard-manager /root/
  1. Start Debugging: After cloning, navigate to the script's directory and initiate the debugging process. The script will be executed in debug mode, providing detailed output of each step. This output is redirected to a log file for easier examination. The log file, located in the same directory, stores all the debugging information, making it easy to trace any issues or understand the script's behavior.
bash -x /root/wireguard-manager/wireguard-manager.sh >>/root/wireguard-manager/wireguard-manager.log

Following these steps, you can either quickly modify the code online without cloning or perform a more comprehensive debugging process by cloning the repository to your local machine. Each method offers different benefits depending on your needs and the extent of your work with the WireGuard Manager script.

Detailed Debugging Guide for WireGuard Manager

  1. Setting Up the Environment

    • Ensure that all necessary software, including Git, Bash, and any dependencies required by WireGuard Manager, are installed on your system.
    • While Visual Studio Code is used in this example, you can use any IDE that supports Git and Bash.
  2. Cloning the Repository

    • Use Git to clone the WireGuard Manager repository to a local directory: git clone https://github.com/complexorganizations/wireguard-manager /path/to/local-directory
    • Avoid using root directories for development. Choose a user directory for better safety and permission management.
  3. Understanding the Codebase

    • Review the code to understand its structure, conventions, and documentation.
    • Check for a README file or wiki pages in the repository that might provide insights into the codebase.
  4. Setting Up Debugging Tools

    • Configure the debugging tools in your IDE. Set breakpoints, watch variables, and use step-through debugging features.
    • Ensure that logging is correctly set up in the script to capture sufficient details for debugging.
  5. Running the Script in Debug Mode

    • Run the script with bash -x to get detailed trace outputs: bash -x /path/to/local-directory/wireguard-manager/wireguard-manager.sh >> /path/to/local-directory/wireguard-manager.log
    • Regularly check the log file for errors or unexpected behavior.
  6. Testing in Different Environments

    • Test the script in isolated environments like Docker containers or VMs to understand its behavior in different settings.
    • If possible, test on different operating systems to ensure compatibility.
  7. Collaborating and Seeking Feedback

    • Commit changes to a new branch and use pull requests for reviews.
    • Request code reviews from peers to get different perspectives on potential issues.
  8. Documenting Your Findings

    • If you discover undocumented behavior or fixes, update the project documentation.
    • Use the repository's issue tracker to report bugs or suggest enhancements.
  9. Automating Testing

    • Create automated tests for critical functionalities to catch bugs early.
    • Use CI tools to automate testing with every commit or pull request.
  10. Staying Updated with the Repository

    • Regularly update your local repository with changes from the main project to stay in sync and avoid conflicts.

By following these steps and adapting them to their own development environment and workflow, developers can more effectively debug and contribute to the WireGuard Manager project. This comprehensive approach caters to various skill levels and preferences, thereby facilitating a more inclusive and efficient development process.

💋 Acknowledgements

This project is made possible thanks to the Open Source Community.

📱 Community and Contributions

Join our community on Discord and Slack to contribute to the project, share ideas, and get help.

🤝 Sponsors

This project is sponsored by

Digital Ocean Google Cloud AWS Linode

📝 License

WireGuard-Manager is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0. For more details, please refer to our License File.

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