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# RPI Ghost - Inlets | ||
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## How to use this? | ||
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1. Start an inlets exit-node with `inlets-pro server` or `inlets server`. For more information, have a look [here](https://docs.inlets.dev/#/?id=exit-servers). | ||
2. Get a domain ready and configure a DNS A record with the public IP address of the exit-node. | ||
3. Download the [latest release](https://github.com/jsiebens/rpi-ghost-inlets/releases). | ||
4. Write the image to an SD card. | ||
5. Customize the /boot/user-data with your domain, inlets exit-node, token and license. | ||
6. Connect a Raspberry Pi to a network and boot with the SD card. | ||
7. Wait for Ghost and Inlets to start. (This could take a moment as your pi will download the required Docker images) | ||
8. Finish configuring Ghost using the admin port. |