As of August 19, 2023, the “Raspberry Pi Doesn’t Dust” series (also known as “Raspberry Pi Not Dusting”, whichever is easier to say) has been updated to 20 articles. This is a long-running series based on Ubuntu learning Linux, where each article sets up a small service on a Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu, including publicly accessible WordPress websites, personal cloud storage, personal downloaders, Wiki sites, HTTP resource sites, BBS forums, e-book libraries, music servers, video servers, automatic sign-in services, unlocking NetEase Cloud’s gray song list services, RSS services, remote desktop services, cloud server data backup services, etc…
Homepage of “Raspberry Pi Doesn’t Dust”: https://github.com/zhaoolee/pi
Table of Contents
020 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 20: Running rsnapshot on Raspberry Pi to achieve low-cost incremental local backup of server data[1]
019 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 19: Setting up a personal music server navidrome on Raspberry Pi, supporting display of Chinese lyrics[2]
018 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 18: Proxying Windows desktop to support Remote Desktop external remote desktop connection, easily using Stable Diffusion WebUI[3]
017 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 17: Setting up an open-source jellyfin private cinema using Raspberry Pi with a better-performing idle laptop[4]
016 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 16: Installing Calibre Web to establish a publicly accessible private e-book library[5]
015 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 15: Building a private Docker registry on Raspberry Pi and configuring public access user authentication[6]
014 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 14: Setting up a k8s cluster with the latest Raspberry Pi 4B in 2022, installing the visual management panel Kuboard[7]
013 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 13: Installing lazydocker on Raspberry Pi for quick management of Docker services and images with a graphical interface[8]
012 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 12: Reducing BBS operating costs by deploying the future-oriented BBS forum program Discourse to Raspberry Pi (private BBS forum operating cost of 300 yuan per year!)[9]
011 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 11: The best solution for personal blogs, setting up a WordPress website on Raspberry Pi and making it publicly accessible[10]
010 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 10: Building a Wiki on Raspberry Pi, deploying TiddlyWiki to complete read/write permission separation, making it publicly accessible for free note-taking[11]
009 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 9: Setting up a BBS forum flarum on Raspberry Pi at low cost for enthusiastic friends, with a complete guide to mapping to the public network[12]
008 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 8: Faster than certain cloud storage services, a complete guide to deploying the free P2P file synchronization service syncthing on Raspberry Pi[13]
007 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 7: Unlocking NetEase Cloud’s gray music with Raspberry Pi and sharing it with friends through a public domain name[14]
006 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 6: Fetching Weibo blogger RSS with Raspberry Pi and providing public access, deploying RSSHub privately on Raspberry Pi[15]
005 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 5: Building a personal daily automatic sign-in platform with Raspberry Pi[16]
004 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 4: Building a public personal download platform aria2-pro with Raspberry Pi, recommending 6 quality seed resource sites[17]
003 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 3: Building an internet cloud storage with Raspberry Pi, bridging all platforms across devices, how Android and iOS can use samba service on non-port 445[18]
002 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 2: The future technology of cloud storage, adding smb service and completing internal network penetration, achieving file sharing across all devices[19]
001 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 1: Flashing Ubuntu Server 20.04, binding a public domain name, providing HTTP service and SSH login service to the public[20]
The Raspberry Pi uses an ARM architecture processor with extremely low power consumption. Even when powering an external hard drive, the maximum power consumption does not exceed 15W, and it is only the size of a credit card, making it very suitable for use as a home server.
Using frp internal penetration technology, we can map the Raspberry Pi to the public network. Just get a fixed IP (24 yuan/month from Alibaba Cloud) to remotely access the Raspberry Pi from anywhere with an internet connection.
We can use the Raspberry Pi as a gateway to remotely access large devices at home, such as PS5 and Windows desktop, which are inconvenient to carry out.
Interest is the best teacher. If you are someone interested in Linux, following this series of articles will quickly improve your Linux operating skills. A Raspberry Pi that runs continuously will integrate Linux into your life and allow you to experience the fun of Linux.
Homepage of “Raspberry Pi Doesn’t Dust”: https://github.com/zhaoolee/pi
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References
020 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 20: Running rsnapshot on Raspberry Pi to achieve low-cost incremental local backup of server data: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2023-08-17-rsnapshot-1692258217000/
[2]019 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 19: Setting up a personal music server navidrome on Raspberry Pi, supporting display of Chinese lyrics: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2023-07-18-navidrome-1689661443000/
[3]018 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 18: Proxying Windows desktop to support Remote Desktop external remote desktop connection, easily using Stable Diffusion WebUI: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2023-06-22-windows-pi-1687427373000/
[4]017 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 17: Setting up an open-source jellyfin private cinema using Raspberry Pi with a better-performing idle laptop: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2023-06-10-jellyfin-1686388142000/
[5]016 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 16: Installing Calibre Web to establish a publicly accessible private e-book library: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2023-06-09-calibre-web-1686295170000/
[6]015 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 15: Building a private Docker registry on Raspberry Pi and configuring public access user authentication: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2022-01-08-docker-registry-1641648899000/
[7]014 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 14: Setting up a k8s cluster with the latest Raspberry Pi 4B in 2022, installing the visual management panel Kuboard: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2022-01-05-k8s-pi-1641393748000/
[8]013 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 13: Installing lazydocker on Raspberry Pi for quick management of Docker services and images with a graphical interface: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-12-25-lazydocker-1640429729000/
[9]012 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 12: Reducing BBS operating costs by deploying the future-oriented BBS forum program Discourse to Raspberry Pi (private BBS forum operating cost of 300 yuan per year!): https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-12-23-discourse-pi-1640269071000/
[10]011 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 11: The best solution for personal blogs, setting up a WordPress website on Raspberry Pi and making it publicly accessible: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-12-01-wordpress-pi-1638367676000/
[11]010 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 10: Building a Wiki on Raspberry Pi, deploying TiddlyWiki to complete read/write permission separation, making it publicly accessible for free note-taking: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-11-27-wiki-1637997854000/
[12]009 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 9: Setting up a BBS forum flarum on Raspberry Pi at low cost for enthusiastic friends, with a complete guide to mapping to the public network: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-11-26-flarum-1637921368000/
[13]008 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 8: Faster than certain cloud storage services, a complete guide to deploying the free P2P file synchronization service syncthing on Raspberry Pi: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-11-14-syncthing-1636866052000/
[14]007 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 7: Unlocking NetEase Cloud’s gray music with Raspberry Pi and sharing it with friends through a public domain name: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-11-06-netmusic-pi-1636163886000/
[15]006 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 6: Fetching Weibo blogger RSS with Raspberry Pi and providing public access, deploying RSSHub privately on Raspberry Pi: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-10-20-rsshub-pi-1634690989000/
[16]005 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 5: Building a personal daily automatic sign-in platform with Raspberry Pi: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-10-19-qiandao-1634595237000/
[17]004 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 4: Building a public personal download platform aria2-pro with Raspberry Pi, recommending 6 quality seed resource sites: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-10-05-pi-bt-aria2-pro-1633436631000/
[18]003 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 3: Building an internet cloud storage with Raspberry Pi, bridging all platforms across devices, how Android and iOS can use samba service on non-port 445: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-10-04-pi-ios-android-1633327266000/
[19]002 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 2: The future technology of cloud storage, adding smb service and completing internal network penetration, achieving file sharing across all devices: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-10-03-pi-smb-1633231650000/
[20]001 “Raspberry Pi 4B Home Server Setup Guide” Issue 1: Flashing Ubuntu Server 20.04, binding a public domain name, providing HTTP service and SSH login service to the public: https://www.v2fy.com/p/2021-10-01-pi-server-1633066843000/