This really goes to show you how valuable a good experience / API is.
PiVPN is so easy to use. You run 1 command and pass in the name of the config to generate and you're done. Now you can take that config and use it client side.
I've used it on Debian servers (not a Raspberry Pi) and it's been flawless to onboard a bunch of folks into using a VPN (work related).
IMO there's no way this project will fail, someone will fork it.
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This really goes to show you how valuable a good experience / API is.
PiVPN is so easy to use. You run 1 command and pass in the name of the config to generate and you're done. Now you can take that config and use it client side.
I've used it on Debian servers (not a Raspberry Pi) and it's been flawless to onboard a bunch of folks into using a VPN (work related).
IMO there's no way this project will fail, someone will fork it.