A few days ago, due to the chaos of gitee’s audit engine, Gitee Pages stopped providing services, and I had the idea of changing the server or hosting other pages. When I looked at the cloud server with impressive price and empty wallet, I had a strange idea that I should set up a server myself, and suddenly I thought, I had an old phone from Root that I just used for testing
preparation
What you’ll need: An old Android phone with root access, an Internet-connected computer with Git installed
Software to install: Linux Deploy, BusyBox, JuiceSSH (optional), KSWEB (optional)
JuiceSSH executes commands faster than a computer, though it is mobile and may require an external keyboard
The following operations are all on the computer and do not demonstrate the connection between JuiceSSH and Linux Deploy (see the third link at the end of this article for a tutorial)
Experience needed: Hexo blog deployment, git (or Linux) base, flexible use of keyword search, vim editor syntax
Basic information about an old cell phone
- Model: Redmi 3
- Android version: 5.1.1
- CentOS 7 (AltArch) [running via Linux Deploy]
- RAM: 2.0 GiB
- CPU: 8-core 1.5ghz
- Storage space: 10GiB, available 4GiB
Configuring the Linux Environment
First open BusyBox and click Install (root permission required)
Then open Linux Deploy and click configuration in the lower right corner to configure the system information. Select CHroot as the container type and CentOS as the distribution. If you choose another distribution, make sure you select the correct architecture, otherwise the installation will fail or it will not work. Suggestions for domestic source switch, the source address here on USTC image source mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/centos-alta… , there are other sources to choose from, such as Tsinghua source, Ali source and so on
The Settings here are important, be sure to enable SSH for later steps (the default SSH port is 22, which is used for JuiceSSH connections)
Then return to the main interface, click the upper left, open the Settings, it is recommended that the first three options tick, scroll down, see the PATH variable, enter /system/xbin, and then pull down, debug mode also tick
Go back to the home screen and click on the upper right corner to start the installation, which will take about half an hour
a few thousand years later……
When you see the output “deploy” of the mobile phone, the installation is complete. Click the stop button before starting. When you see “stop”, click “Start”.
Then open KSWEB and check the LAN IP of the current phone, for example, my phone’s IP is 192.168.101.10
Then open the PC terminal (CMD, git, WSL), enter SSH [email protected], and enter the password as required (the previous Linux Deploy configuration has the password option), as shown in the picture below, the phone is successfully connected
Deploy it on the server
Configure git
Install Git and Node.js on the server
yum install curl-devel expat-devel gettext-devel openssl-devel zlib-devel perl-devel
yum install -y git
curl -sL https://rpm.nodesource.com/setup_12.x | bash -
yum -y install nodejs
Copy the codeIf no action is being done and the download ceases without intention and a Withdraw on user cancel appears, try entering
yum clean metadata
yum clean all
yum upgrade
Copy the codeIf Failed to set locale, defaulting to C.UTF-8 occurs, the locale is not set correctly or the related language package is not installed. You can use either of the following methods to solve the problem
echo "export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8" >> /etc/profile
source /etc/profile
Copy the codeAfter executing, log in again and try installation. If this situation still occurs, install the corresponding language package
Yum install glibc-langpack-en install langpacks-en glibc-all-langpacks -yCopy the codeCreate users and configure their repositories
Useradd git passwd git // set the password su git //cd/home/git/mkdir -p projects/blog // the actual directory where the project exists mkdir repos &&cdGit init --bare blog. Git // create a bare repositorycdBlogo.git /hooks vi post-receive // create the hook functionCopy the code#! /bin/sh
git --work-tree=/home/git/projects/blog --git-dir=/home/git/repos/blog.git checkout -f
Copy the codeThe modification permission is added
chmod +x post-receive
exitChown -r git:git /home/git/repos/blog.git // Add permissionCopy the codeTo test whether the git repository is available, find another blank folder, right-click git bash here on your computer and type
git clone git@server_ip:/home/git/repos/blog.git
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If you can clone an empty repository, the Git repository is successfully set up
To establish an SSH trust relationship, run the following command on the PC
SSH - copy - id - I C: / Users/yourname /. SSH/id_rsa pub git @ server_ip / / if there is a space user name, path in quotes SSH git @ server_ip / / test can log inCopy the codeNote: SSH login git users do not need a password! Otherwise, an error occurs. Repeat Steps 3-5 carefully
As shown, the trust is successfully added
For security reasons, disable the git user’s shell login permission and use git clone, git push only
Cat /etc/shell// Check whether git-shell is included in the login modewhichGit-shell // Check whether vi /etc/shells are installed add the steps displayed in /usr/bin/git-shellCopy the codeExample Change the permission of /etc/passwd
/ / the original git: x: 1000-1000: : / home/git: / bin/bash / / modified to git: x: 1000-1000:,,,, / home/git: / usr/bin/git - shellCopy the code
The content to be modified is usually in the last line. You only need to add a semicolon comma and change the path
Setup the Nginx server
Download and install nginx
cd /usr/localhttp://nginx.org/download/nginx-1.15.2.tar.gz/SRC wget tar XZVF nginx - 1.15.2. Tar. GzcdGCC GDB GCC -c++ make wget GCC GDB GCC -c++ make wget Execute the next sentence! ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/nginx --with-http_stub_status_module --with-http_ssl_module --with-file-aio --with-http_realip_module
make && make install
alias nginx='/usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx'// Create an alias for nginxCopy the codeConfigure the nginx file
Check whether the installation is successful
Nginx // come directly! View server_IP in the browser. The default is port 80Copy the codeModifying a Configuration File
Nginx -s stop // Stop nginxcd /usr/local/nginx/conf vi nginx.conf: /nginx/conf: /nginx/conf: /nginx/conf: /nginx/conf: /nginx/conf: /nginx/confCopy the code
The first arrow points to nobody, and the second arrow points to buggy files
If you want to change the root path to the blog location, for example, /home/git/projects/blog, replace this path with a semicolon
Visual has a pit in modifying configuration files here, there will be/usr/local/nginx/logs/nginx pid failed words like, open/usr/local/nginx/logs, input the ls – al, didn’t see a nginx. Pid, My solution is to enter the/usr/local/nginx/sbin/nginx – c/usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx. Conf, then enter the ls – al, found nginx. Pid is present, Run nginx -s reload again, no error.
Here, you can test the web page deployed on the server, but can only achieve LAN search. Listen 80 is a port set to localhost. You can try to open the preview in the browser. However, it is recommended to change the port to another port to avoid the port being occupied and unable to preview
:warning:
Don’t forget to start nginx or you won’t be able to preview the page
To preview, enter 127.0.0.1:800 or 192.168.101.10:800 in the mobile browser
192.168.101.10:800You can preview
release
configuration_config.ymlfile
Edit the Deploy property
The repO is the destination address pushed to
Push to server
Use hexo D-G or hexo G-d, as shown in the figure
Intranet through
There are many tools for Intranet penetration, common ones are peanut shell, FRP, and NGORK. Because the price of peanut shell is too touching, FRP needs another server with public IP, and natApp based on Ngork is used here
Official website: natapp.cn (Come and make money doge)
Wget + Linux installation package is used for installation. Since I don’t know where wget will be saved, I add a specified path after wget
wget -P /home/git/ https://cdn.natapp.cn/assets/downloads/clients/2_3_9/natapp_linux_arm64/natapp?version=20190730
Copy the codeRename the installation package after downloading
mv natapp? version=20190730 natappCopy the codeUnder root, grant the execute permission before executing
chmod a+x natapp
./natapp
Copy the code/ NatApp can’t run the program yet, you need to add the authToken parameter of the created tunnel to open it
./natapp -authtoken=<your token>
Copy the codeAfter running the program, the url in the picture has penetrated the Intranet and can be accessed externally (this is a temporary link)
At this point, a Web private server is set up.
In addition, as for the penetrating url, Natapp has a paid tunnel that can bind to the self-defined domain name at 9 RMB per month, while the price of peanut shell is quite touching (it also cost 6 RMB to open HTTPS penetrating authentication, but I found there was no luan to use, I *&%@), so I chose Natapp finally
However, I chose GitHub Pages + Netlify to configure my website. I need to keep the private server running for 24 hours (it feels like it doesn’t cost much electricity). After all, the speed of accessing the website through the tunnel is similar to that of hosting directly on GitHub Pages. Use GitHub Pages instead
In addition to a web server, the old phone could theoretically build a private web disk.
Refer to the link
Originally published old cell phone into a web server and network through | Jayden ‘s Blog
Old mobile phone build website and Intranet penetration – Dark’s blog (ii.do)
Take you to skip the various pits and deploy Hexo blog to your own server at once
Use Linux Deploy to transform idle Android phones into simple servers.
Hexo+Github Page – SegmentFault
[solve nginx: [error] open () “/ usr/local/nginx/logs/nginx pid” failed error _ three also Mr Blog – CSDN]
Centos 7 update yum Install appears no longer part on User Cancel – Aliyun.com
Failed to set locale, defaulting to C.UTF-8 – 天 jun-bloggarden (cnblogs.com)
The hexo blog | MX deployed to the server (mx142. Cn)