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<h1>ras-pi</h1>
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A comprehensive, end-to-end guide to the fundamentals of coding, network
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protocols, Linux, and the Raspberry Pi.
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<h2>Getting Started</h2>
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Run the following commands on a fresh installation on a Raspberry Pi:
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```
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sudo apt install git;
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git clone https://github.com/SLCPL-CreativeLab/ras-pi;
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cd ras-pi/scripts;
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sudo chmod a+x install.sh;
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sudo ./install.sh;
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# If you want to expose services to the internet, run this command as well.
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sudo ./cloudflared.sh;
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```
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<h3>Expose Services to the Internet</h3>
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To enable cloudflared to expose services to the internet, you must
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- Make a Cloudflare account & purchase a domain;
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- Run the command `cloudflared tunnel login`;
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- Run the command ./cloudflared.sh in ~/ras-pi/scripts;
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To temporarily expose a single service to the internet, use this
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command: `cloudflared tunnel --url=http://localhost:PORT`, where
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PORT is the service you'd like to expose. The ports used with the
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standard services are:
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- 5090 (the manual mirror of raspi.vintagecoding.net)
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- 5091 (the AI web application)
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- 5092 (the personal Netflix replacement)
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See `cloudflared.md` for more information.
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