This tutorial is not a step by step guide for the entire process. It builds on what you learned from following the entire blog series Raspberry Pi Webserver. To add another domain and website to this existing Apache server, have your domain name bought or grab a free one. Also, add your domain to Cloudflare […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. To start log into the Raspberry Pi terminal and install Certbot. Since we are using Apache, we will use the Certbot module. Once that is complete, make […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. To continue any further you will need to have purchased or obtained a domain name. You will need access to the domain name registrar to complete Cloudflare […]
Let’s continue with configuring WordPress. Bring up a browser and enter your domain name, you will be redirected to the WordPress configuration page. Click your language and click Continue Click Let’s go! Enter your data for these three fields. You will use the database you created in the previous section, the example I used was […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. To configure and view our WordPress website, you will need to configure Apache. Remember to change example.com to your domain name. Change the default information from this: […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. Let’s begin with the installation of WordPress. Follow these commands to create the directory, download WordPress, extract it, move it to your directory, change ownership of the […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. For today, we will install MariaDB, here is the command: After installation is completed, test to make sure the insulation is ok by checking for the version. […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. With Apache working, let’s move on to a scripting language for our website, PHP. Here is the install command: To test PHP, use this command to create […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. Today we are getting closer to seeing our website live on your local network. With Apache installed on the Raspberry Pi and a simple addition to a […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. UFW is a tool to help set up a firewall with minimal effort. Let’s start by installing the tool on the Raspberry Pi: Once the install is […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. To use TCP Wrapper, the given executable/service must be compiled with TCP Wrappers. Lets test OpenSSH to see if it is indeed compiled with TCP Wrapper. First, […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. Start MobaXterm and connect to the Raspberry Pi. Always make a backup of your config files before making changes to them. Let’s start with adding a ssh-users […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. Start MobaXterm and connect to the Raspberry Pi. To generate the keys enter this command: Option Meaning -t Specifies the type of key to create. […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. How to use MobaXterm to connect to the Raspberry Pi using SSH. Download and install the free Home Edition: https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/download.html Start MobaXterm. Create a new session by […]
This is part of a series on hosting a website on the Raspberry Pi. Click the Raspberry Pi Webserver in the Blog Series to the right for the complete steps. I am using the Raspberry Pi Imager v1.7.4. on a Windows machine. Download and install Raspberry Pi Imager from : https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ Insert a 8+GB MicroSD card into […]