Linux Full Installation
Video and written directions for installing NoPorts on Linux/MacOS
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Video and written directions for installing NoPorts on Linux/MacOS
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For more control of the installation look at the Manual Installation Guides.
client machine
device
client machine
device machine
client machine
To check if the installation downloaded correctly:
Make the script executable and run the script.
The script will guide you through the installation process. It will prompt you for the information you need. Make sure you type in device
when it asks what type of installation.
You will need the client atSign, device atSign and the device name. making sure they match your earlier choices.
Run the following command. It should output a 6-character passcode.
Run the following command
Your client machine software installation is completed. Now, on to the device/server!
First, make sure that you have curl available on your system, curl is a common shell utility.
The following command will download the universal.sh
bash installer into your current directory:
If you don't own a pair of atSigns/addresses, please visit the registrar before continuing
To check if the installation downloaded correctly:
Type in client
when asked for what type of install. Continue following along with the instructions provided with the installer until the installation is complete.
Your client atSign should look like : @sshnp_client
Your device atSign should look like: @sshnp_device
should look like: my_host, pi3, home_server_2
Make the script executable and run the script.
If you've activated your client atSign on another device already, this step will not work. Instead, follow this guide:
This command activates your atSign and prompts you to enter an OTP. This is only done during the setup of a brand new atsign.
at_activate will pause and wait for the input of a one time pin (OTP) sent to your email or phone number.
Once activated, the master keys will save at ~/.atsign/keys
.
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This command activates your atSign and prompts you to enter an OTP. This is only done during the setup of a brand new atsign.
at_activate will pause and wait for the input of a one time pin (OTP) sent to your email or phone number.
Once activated, the management keys will be saved in ~/.atsign/keys
.