ghost Install the latest version of Ghost on Raspberry Pi 4 With vastly superior specifications, the Pi 4 makes an ideal choice for a web server and combining that with the speed and responsiveness Ghost offers, it is a match made in Raspberry Pi heaven! Learn how to install the latest version on Ghost on Raspbian Buster with Ghost Pi!
ghost Fix mixed / insecure content warnings for Ghost on Raspberry Pi Until recently, Ghost Pi was secure without issue over HTTPS. However a change to Ghost started issues with mixed / insecure content. Learn how we fixed it!
raspberry pi Install and run Ghost 2.x.x on Raspbian Installing Ghost 2.0.0 and above on Raspbian is easy when you know how. Ghost Pi shows you how in their latest guide.
raspberry pi Ghost and USB RAID-1 on Raspberry Pi Once you have installed Ghost on your Raspberry Pi, the last thing you want is for the system to crash and for you to lose all your hard work! A smart person always makes a backup of their system on a regular basis, but what about adding some redundancy via a RAID-1 set up too?
raspberry pi How to update Ghost on Raspberry Pi The dev team at Ghost are hard-working people. Releases come thick and fast, but updating can be a little daunting on a Raspberry Pi. Not anymore!
raspberry pi Update Ghost 1.x.x to 2.0 on Raspberry Pi Upgrade Ghost on your Raspberry Pi from version 1.x.x to the new 2.0 in these simple steps!
ghost Fix Ghost update “memory” issues Fix the problematic "memory availability" issue when updating Ghost on Raspberry Pi or ASUS Tinker Board
ghost Install Ghost on ASUS Tinker Board with Armbian The ASUS Tinker Board is a very capable, Raspberry Pi alternative. If you are anticipating a high-traffic blog, you may want to consider installing Ghost on Armbian on the Tinker Board to cope with the increased demands.
ghost Fixing Ghost Upgrade Issues on Raspberry Pi Updating Ghost to v1.21.1 can break your blog on Raspberry Pi. Read this guide to fix the upgrade problem in a few quick steps!
ghost Install and run Ghost 1.x on Raspbian Thankfully, it is now very easy to install Ghost on Raspberry Pi's Linux distribution, Raspbian. This guide covers all you need to know to get up and running.
ghost Install and run Ghost 1.0+ on a Raspberry Pi Ghost 1.0 is here, but support for Raspberry Pi is almost non-existent. However, this guide explores how to install Ghost on your Raspberry Pi.
raspberry pi Add Cookie Consent to your Raspberry Pi hosted Ghost blog Mmm, cookies! Unfortunately, we're not talking about the edible ones, but the ones that keep track of certain information about you. Be sure to warn your visitors of this too.
raspberry pi Resolve "Network Failed" when exporting Ghost configuration If you experience the dreaded "Network Failed" warning message when exporting your Ghost backup file, try the steps here to fix them in a few seconds!
raspberry pi How to Speed Up Your Ghost Blog on Raspberry Pi Site speed is a critical SEO factor. People may leave your Ghost blog if it doesn't load quickly, so check this guide out on how to ensure yours performs well.
raspberry pi Secure your Ghost blog Use CloudFlare to secure your Ghost blog with SSL, as well as utilising security headers in NGINX, in this quick and easy to follow guide from Ghost Pi.
ghost Test the quality of your Ghost blog with Nibbler Nibbler is a free tool that can be used to check the quality of your Raspberry Pi hosted Ghost blog. Why not test yours and see how you perform?
raspberry pi CloudFlare DDNS and Raspberry Pi CloudFlare is a great, free CDN, and it can be used to enhance the performance of your Raspberry Pi hosted Ghost blog. Read on for more details.
ghost Custom domains with Ghost and Raspberry Pi Use your own custom domain with your Raspberry Pi hosted Ghost blog by following this step-by-step guide.
raspberry pi Run Ghost as a service using Supervisor Automatically start Ghost as a service every time you boot your Raspberry Pi using Supervisor, a process control system.
raspberry pi Install and run Ghost on a Raspberry Pi Follow this step-by-step guide to easily install and run Ghost on a Raspberry Pi, including how to use your own domain name and CloudFlare for free DDNS.
