Save the file and exit nano with Ctrl + O followed by Ctrl + X.Įnable the conf file by typing the following: sudo a2ensite freshrss.
So, change the directory: cd /etc/apache2/sites-available/ĭocumentRoot / var/www/FreshRSS-master/p/ Give ownership of it to the Apache user: sudo chown -R www-data :www-data FreshRSS-masterįreshRSS is in the correct location and can be accessed and written to by Apache, but Apache does not know where it is. You will see that a new directory called "FreshRSS-master" has been created. Unzip the archive with: sudo unzip master. Sudo wget https: ///FreshRSS/FreshRSS/archive/master.zip Now change the directory and download the FreshRSS installation archive by entering the following: cd / var/www/ Now, log into your Raspberry Pi using Secure Shell (SSH): ssh pi and upgrade any packages using the following commands: sudo apt update For the type, select A, then set for the host, and in the value field, type your public IP address.
You will first need to prepare your Raspberry Pi as a home-based server, then visit your domain registrar's Advanced DNS section and create a new record. How to Install FreshRSS on a Raspberry Pi
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