Set up a Tinc VPN

master
Sven Slootweg 5 years ago
parent 6cec6c4a10
commit 00dc1a3366

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{
"machine-haless-03.cryto.net" = {
ipv4 = "31.7.187.145";
internalIpv4 = "10.217.0.5";
tincPublicKey = builtins.readFile ./tinc-keys/machine-haless-03.cryto.net.pub;
};
"machine-borg2-01.cryto.net" = {
ipv4 = "205.185.121.93";
internalIpv4 = "10.217.0.6";
tincPublicKey = builtins.readFile ./tinc-keys/machine-borg2-01.cryto.net.pub;
};
}

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reverseProxy = (import ./presets/nginx/reverse-proxy.nix); reverseProxy = (import ./presets/nginx/reverse-proxy.nix);
letsEncrypt = (import ./presets/nginx/lets-encrypt.nix); letsEncrypt = (import ./presets/nginx/lets-encrypt.nix);
}; };
nodes = (import ./data/nodes.nix);
tincConfiguration = (import ./lib/tinc-configuration.nix);
in { in {
network = { network = {
inherit pkgs; inherit pkgs;
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presets.base presets.base
presets.kvm presets.kvm
./hardware-configurations/machine-borg2-01.nix ./hardware-configurations/machine-borg2-01.nix
(tincConfiguration { hostname = "machine-borg2-01.cryto.net"; nodes = nodes; })
]; ];
boot.loader.grub.device = lib.mkForce "/dev/vda"; boot.loader.grub.device = lib.mkForce "/dev/vda";
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presets.base presets.base
presets.kvm presets.kvm
./hardware-configurations/machine-haless-03.nix ./hardware-configurations/machine-haless-03.nix
(tincConfiguration { hostname = "machine-haless-03.cryto.net"; nodes = nodes; })
]; ];
deployment.healthChecks.http = let deployment.healthChecks.http = let

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/* TODO: Translate this to a service/module at some point? Something like 'cryto.network' that handles all the internal-networking stuff. */
{ hostname, nodes, pingInterval ? 10 }:
{ lib, ... }: let
/* NOTE: We cannot just use simple string interpolation, because tinc's configuration format is not indentation-tolerant. Therefore, we do some programmatic concatenation magic to ensure that everything is indentation-free, without turning this file into a mess of wrong indentation. */
generateConfiguration = options:
let
keys = builtins.attrNames options;
toPairs = map (key: {key = key; value = options.${key};});
createConfigEntries = map (item: "${item.key} = ${toString item.value}");
in
builtins.concatStringsSep "\n" (createConfigEntries (toPairs keys));
in {
deployment.secrets = {
"tinc-key" = {
source = "../private/${hostname}/tinc-key.priv";
destination = "/etc/tinc/cryto/ed25519_key.priv";
owner = { user = "tinc.cryto"; };
action = [ "systemctl" "restart" "tinc.cryto.service" ];
};
};
services.tinc.networks.cryto = {
debugLevel = 3;
extraConfig = generateConfiguration {
AutoConnect = "yes";
PingInterval = pingInterval;
};
hosts = let
mapper = nodeName: nodeConfiguration:
lib.nameValuePair
/* NOTE: The below is because for a machine named `foo.bar-baz.net`, tinc expects a configuration file named `foo_bar_baz_net`. */
( builtins.replaceStrings [ "." "-" ] [ "_" "_" ] nodeName )
( generateConfiguration {
# Address = nodeName;
/* TODO: Figure out why a DNS name doesn't work here ("Error looking up machine-borg2-01.cryto.net port 655: Device or resource busy") */
Address = nodeConfiguration.ipv4;
Subnet = "${nodeConfiguration.internalIpv4}/32";
Ed25519PublicKey = nodeConfiguration.tincPublicKey;
} );
in lib.mapAttrs' mapper nodes;
};
networking.interfaces."tinc.cryto".ipv4.addresses = [{
address = nodes.${hostname}.internalIpv4;
prefixLength = 24;
}];
networking.firewall = {
allowedTCPPorts = [
655
];
allowedUDPPorts = [
655
];
trustedInterfaces = [
"tinc.cryto"
];
};
}

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# From the machine's `private` folder:
nix-shell --command 'tinc --batch --config ./ -n cryto generate-ed25519-keys' --packages tinc_pre
# NOTE: Change the machine name!
mv ed25519_key.priv tinc-key.priv && sed -i -r 's/^Ed25519PublicKey = //' ed25519_key.pub && mv ed25519_key.pub ../../configuration/data/tinc-keys/machine-haless-03.cryto.net.pub
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