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Use your Raspberry Pi as a private chat server

Although the Diode App is a decentralized messaging / chat app that doesn't need a chat server, a Zone with just a few team members will often benefit from having a "Bot" as part of the Zone in order…

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Use your Raspberry Pi as a Remote File Server / Backup Device

Diode Drive can turn your Raspberry Pi into a decentralized file server and backup device - one that is much more secure than cloud-based alternatives, and one that is always available no matter wher…

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Start Diode on Boot

If you are running the Diode Client on a Raspberry Pi, it is nice to auto-start it on boot up so you don't have to SSH or manually login to start it every time the system reboots. Raspberry Pi’s as w…

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Supported Raspberry Pi Versions

Support for the CLI : Bullseye 32 bit / 64 bit. Bookworm will work if you compile the CLI from source. Raspberry Pi Zero through 4B have been tested. Support for the App : Bullseye 32 bit / 64 bit. B…

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Enable SSH

It is a pain to switch back and forth between a computer UI setup and the Pi setup. We can enable SSH on the Pi it can be controlled remotely from the computer. However, SSH is not enabled on the Pi…

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Host a Website with Ghost

By using Diode, we can use a Raspberry Pi to host a website that anyone in the world can access. Ghost is a great little CMS and web hosting platform that is light weight and easy to use. This articl…

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Host a Public Wordpress Website on Raspberry Pi

Host a public Wordpress website on Raspberry Pi. This guide shows you how to host locally and how to publish globally with SSL via Diode.

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Using Diode CLI in Shell Scripts

tl;dr. $ diode config 2>&1 | awk '/<address>/ { print $(NF) }' 0x55c8ee625db628b493b1d084afe25e962a570cdf If you want to use the Diode CLI in shell scripts be aware that most [INFO] output is written…

Updated by Dominic Letz

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