Here's a set of ports that make up the server side of eduVPN aka Let's Connect (https://www.eduvpn.org/, https://www.letsconnect-vpn.org/)
It provides a front-end for OpenVPN and WireGuard with easy client installers, and lots of authentication options (a webapp handles authentication and provides a time-limited config to connect; with the usual clients it's seamlessly handled in the client app). net/eduvpn/vpn-ca net/eduvpn/vpn-daemon net/eduvpn/vpn-portal-artwork-eduvpn net/eduvpn/vpn-portal-artwork-lc net/eduvpn/vpn-server-node net/eduvpn/vpn-user-portal (and net/eduvpn/documentation, to bundle some upstream docs which are in a shared repo, which might be useful). The server-side code is a mixture of PHP (webapp, some utilities) and Go (daemons). Upstream only provides Apache setup docs/conf files; it should be possible to convert to nginx but I haven't figured out how to do so yet; it won't be possible to set the correct browser security policy headers with base httpd. I haven't tried everything yet (e.g. only used it with OpenVPN so far; wg may or may not work - it's not enabled by default anyway). I've put together some starter docs; they may need a bit more tweaking but I think are a pretty good pointer and avoid too much digging through the upstream docs and Linux deployment scripts to figure out what's going on. So at this point while there may still be some rough edges, I think it's in good enough shape to be useful to add to the tree. Any comments or OKs to import please? Some of the packages need a new user, so it also needs an addition to infrastructure/db/user.list: printf '886 _eduvpn\t\t_eduvpn\t\tnet/eduvpn\n' >> /usr/ports/infrastructure/db/user.list
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