Open a shell on your BeagleBone and type $ sudo rm /etc/init/nf.How to remove YalerTunnel to disable Web access from anywhere. Now, see how to access your device from any Web browser or with Curl or from iOS or from Android (and resolve errors). Reboot your BeagleBone to run the script $ sudo reboot.Do not change the local IP (default: 127.0.0.1), unless the Web service runs on a separate device in the same network. Save changes with CTRL-X, then Y, then RETURN. yalertunnel server 127.0.0.1: 80 :80 RELAY_DOMAIN -min-listeners 1 Open the nf script $ sudo nano /etc/init/nfCheck the path (default: /home/ubuntu/yalertunnel), set the port of the local Web service (default: 80), and set your relay domain 1 scriptģ.Download the nf startup script $ sudo wget -O /etc/init/nf.How to configure YalerTunnel on your BeagleBone to make a local Web service accessible from anywhere. Now either enable Web access or SSH access or VNC access.Ī Web server or service has been installed and is running on the BeagleBone. Download, unzip and build the YalerTunnel source $ wget.Create a yalertunnel directory $ mkdir yalertunnel.Download and install libssl and ca-certificates with $ sudo apt-get install libssl-dev ca-certificates.Download and install make with $ sudo apt-get install make.Update apt-get with $ sudo apt-get update.Open a shell on your BeagleBone (default login is ubuntu, password temppwd), or type $ cd ~.Installing YalerTunnel on Ubuntuįollow these steps to install YalerTunnel on the BeagleBone. Not your OS? See how to access BeagleBone Angstrom or BeagleBone Debian from the Web. Plug in external power and make sure the BeagleBone is connected to the Internet via Ethernet, Wi-Fi or 3G. Setting up your device requires a relay domain. Make your BeagleBone accessible from anywhere via the Yaler relay.

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