Basically a Site Building Record

Postscript: This is the old site building record

But this article does not contain any technical guidance QwQ

Actually, it was done twice, taking a week. The first time was built on Ubuntu Desktop, many errors occurred, and the system became messy. Finally decided to order a Raspberry Pi, dedicated for this purpose.

It was a really tough week; I couldn't focus during evening self-study and barely completed homework. I squeezed time to read various blogs. On Wednesday, because I didn't read the documentation carefully (and my skills were insufficient), I restarted my Ubuntu Desktop without setting frp to auto-start on boot.

After it arrived, I directly downloaded the official Raspberry Pi burning program, and from the burning program, I directly downloaded the Ubuntu Server img. Perhaps for a novice, the official one is the best, after all, it guarantees it will boot up on the first try. Although I originally wanted to install Arch, it wasn't in the official Raspberry Pi source, so it seemed a bit troublesome.

After booting up, I used the router to find a device with the longest remaining lease, then directly set it to a fixed IP and added DMZ. After SSHing in, the default username and password are both 'ubuntu'. After changing the password, it can be used normally.

WordPress & Plugins

Following various tutorials and my own memory, I installed and configured Apache2, PHP, and MySQL. I downloaded WordPress from the official website and set it up directly based on the PHP files; nothing much to say.

After setting it up, I did the usual Jetpack, then tried various WordPress-GitHub markdown synchronization plugins, but failed. Finally, I chose WD Editor.md, planning to write locally first and then manually copy to WordPress in the future.

Arch Linux

I had long wanted to replace Ubuntu. I also looked up a lot of literature on weekdays, stayed up one night, installed it twice, and successfully booted up.