Autostart pagekite on Raspberry Pi

By datagod 2022-04-07, 15:14

Instructions

This assumed you have downloaded and installed the package as per DebianPackage or RpmPackage and have an account at pagekite.net:

1. Edit /etc/pagekite.d/10_account.rc
2. Replace "NAME.pagekite.me" with the name of one of your pagekites
3. Replace "YOURSECRET" with the shared secret value from pagekite.net/home/

4. Remove the line "abort_not_configured" and the comment above it

5. Rename /etc/pagekite.d/80_httpd.rc.sample to /etc/pagekite.d/80_httpd.rc

6. If your web server is not listening on port 80, edit 80_httpd.rc and replace the port number in the "service_on=" line withi the correct value. You can also add more back-ends, for example an https back-end if your webserver is configured for native SSL.

7. Restart PageKite with one of the following commands

   # RedHat / Fedora: service pagekite restart

   # Ubuntu / Debian sudo invoke-rc.d pagekite restart

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