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patrick.wagstrom.net | ||
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erwin.co
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willhaley.com
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| | | | | You will need the following: A Pi with Raspbian installed and the SSH daemon (sshd) enabled Enough free space on your Pi to backup whatever it is you want to backup (you could always connect an external drive and mount that on your Pi) Update your router so that external requests to port 22 (SSH) are forwarded to your Pi Read and understand the risks involved with exposing port 22 (SSH) to the Internet These instructions assume you are using the default pi account on the Pi device. | |
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tiim.ch
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| | | | | It can be very helpful to be able to connect to your laptop or desktop PC from anywhere using SSH. I will show you how to easily set this up on Windows with WSL. | |
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www.nequalsonelifestyle.com
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| | | The main Friendica documentation has install instructions for setting up the core part of the system. However it assumes that you have properly installed all the dependencies and leaves securing the system as an exercise to the user. While I have found a couple of tutorials around the internet like this one or this one to fill in the gaps before that I have found them a little lacking and dated as well. I was able to make my way through it but I'm not sure if all will. I therefore decided to write this soup to nuts tutorial on standing up a Friendica instance with Ubuntu 22.04. Please use the table of contents to skip parts that you don't need, like setting up your cloud instance. | ||
