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This neat script provides a little fake API to unlock all premium/enterprise/enterprise+ (here called ultimate) features of your own Pritunl VPN server. If Pritunl wouldn't be mostly free already, you could call this a crack. An Open Source crack.
## How to setup (server) ##
Take a look into the `server` folder: You _could_ use the Pritunl source there (or just download this specific version from their GitHub repo) to compile a guaranteed compartible version for this API (you'll still need the `setup.sh` script) or just download any other version of the Pritunl server and try your luck.
Take a look into the `server` folder: You _could_ use the Pritunl source there (or just download this specific version from their GitHub repo) to compile a guaranteed compartible version for this API or just download any other version of the Pritunl server and try your luck.
Then you'll need to execute the `setup.sh` script (preferable as `root`, as it needs to modify the Pritunl files directly).
After that log in into the dashboard - there should be a "Update Notification":
![login-msg](docs/login-msg.png)
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## How to setup (api) (optional) ##
This is _optional_. You can simply use the default instance of this API (host is noted inside the `setup.sh` script) and profit from "automatic" updates.
Just transfer the `www` files inside a public accessible folder on your webserver. Also make sure your instance has a valid SSL-certificate (Let's encrypt is enough), otherwise it may won't work
Just transfer the `www` files inside a public accessible root-folder on your _seperate_ Apache (really everthing with PHP support works) webserver. Also make sure your instance has a valid SSL-certificate (Let's encrypt is enough), otherwise it may won't work.
### Nett2Know ###
* This modification will also block any communication to the Pritunl servers - so no calling home :)