PiVPN Web is an open-source Web UI for PiVPN (when using WireGuard).
- A beautiful & easy to use UI
- Easy installation: just one command
- List, create, delete, enable & disable users
- Show a user's QR code
- Download a user's configuration file
- See which users are connected
- Log in with your Linux username & password
- Connects to your local PiVPN installation — or remote over SSH
- Docker installed
- PiVPN installed (WireGuard, not OpenVPN)
- SSH enabled
# Install Docker
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sudo sh get-docker.sh
# Add user <user> to group 'docker'
sudo usermod -aG docker <user>curl -L https://install.pivpn.io | bashSee https://pivpn.io for detailed instructions.
Run this command once to automatically start the service on boot.
docker run -d -p 3001:3001 --name pivpn-web --restart=unless-stopped andrew771/pivpn-web💡 Remove the
restart=alwaysflag to prevent auto-start on boot.
💡 There's also a
docker-compose.ymlfile.
| Variable | Default | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| PORT | 3001 | The listening port (number) |
| IS_SECURE | (not set) | Set if you use TLS/SSL |
| SSH_HOST | (not set) | The SSH host to connect to (ip) |
| SSH_PORT | 22 | The SSH port to connect to (number) |
| SSH_USER | (not set) | The SSH user used to connect to server |
| SSH_PASSWORD | (not set) | The SSH password used to connect to server |
| ADMIN_USER | (not set) | The admin username used to login into pivpn-web |
| ADMIN_PASSWORD | (not set) | The admin password used to login into pivpn-web |
Run these commands to update to the latest version.
docker stop pivpn-web
docker rm pivpn-web
docker pull andrew771/pivpn-web
docker run -d -p 3001:3001 --name pivpn-web --restart=unless-stopped andrew771/pivpn-web