
Local services for convenience and privacy
In the era of everything as a service which is happening at the same time with an active hunt for personal information, hosting yourself some of the services you need seems like quite a good idea.
In the era of everything as a service which is happening at the same time with an active hunt for personal information, hosting yourself some of the services you need seems like quite a good idea.
We previously tackled the topic of setting up a Raspberry Pi home server and that implementation is still up and running. It was pretty basic, so now it’s time for some improvements.
I think the Raspberry Pi’s are a guilty pleasure for many developers. We will use docker and docker-compose to begin setting the Pi up.
Login with your SSH account and execute the command: Then, add the following line at the end of the file: Save and close the file and you’re done!
We will try to create a raspberry pi configuration to run (legally) torrents in your network.
These are the steps I followed for setting up my Raspberry Pi 2 model B.
Mount drive for the pi user Force unmount Also, make sure that /mnt/usb32 is owned by the user you want be able to make modifications in it. Source: