Note: You can specify the identity folder with an -identity-dir option. Note: The email address is a part of the auth token and should be copied including all characters. Note: You cannot authorize your identity if you have not received the invite email yet with your authentication token. In the event of a hard drive failure, your node would be lost anyway, so it is better to store identity and data together in different folders on the hard drive. We recommend to move your signed identity from the SD card to the HDD with the storagenode data, so if the SD card fails, you will not lose your identity. identity_windows_amd64.exe authorize storagenode is your authorization token you received in your invitation email. To continue with this guide, please use the screen command, this will enable you to still reconnect to a disconnected session using the screen -x command after logging in via ssh. Please configure the passwordless login via ssh (see details in the section Using key-based authentication) and after that, make sure that you can login with your public key, after which you can disable the password authentication completely. It is recommended to replace the default password for the default user pi for security reasons. When you exit from the raspi-config, it will suggest you to reboot. After a while you should see a screen like this: Navigate to the Advanced Options, then choose Expand Filesystem. Run the raspi-config to extend it: sudo raspi-config If your SD card is big enough, you can extend the system to use the whole available space (by default you have only a few MB in the root partition). This will enable the ssh daemon on your Pi after boot.Ĭonnect to the RPi via ssh and follow the steps below. If you want to enable SSH on headless Pi, you should place an empty ssh file in the boot partition on your SD-card.
Set up your Pi to allow SSH (it will make your life a lot easier):
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