The standard SSH port 22 is a popular target for attackers. If you want to additionally secure your Raspberry Pi, you can simply change the port for SSH access. In this guide, I will show you step by step how to do this.
Update indi‑allsky
It makes sense to update indi‑allsky at regular intervals. The easiest way to do this is via the console:
Share Allsky camera via FRITZ!Box on the Internet
I use the indi‑allsky software for my Allsky camera (more information here!). There have been very rare occasions when my camera has stopped responding – and of course you want to be able to look at last night’s images when you’re out and about. allsky-rodgau.de does offer a live image, but not such an extensive archive as the software. That’s why I found out how to access the camera from “outside”.
Make Allsky camera accessible under its own subdomain
After setting up the myFRITZ! release, I wanted to make my Allsky camera accessible under its own subdomain.
To do this, I first set up the myFRITZ! share as described here. I then created a so-called CNAME entry for the subdomain at my web host all-inkl.com.
Reset / change password of indi‑allsky
If the indi‑allsky web interface no longer accepts your user name or password – or if you have forgotten them – you can easily reset the data.