Emit Cloud is a secure in-house file sync and share solution. It runs on almost any platform and as we will see, also Raspberry Pi.What you need to run you own instance:Raspberry Pi (without battery :-) )(micro) SD card, 4+ GBEthernet cablePhone charger (micro USB)PreparationFirst install Raspbian on SD card (detailed instructions).After first boot you should see a Blue Screen. When you're done with all your configs you should enable SSH.8 Advanced Options > A4 SSH > Enable > Ok.After that you should connect on Raspberry. To find IP use command ifconfig.InstallationWhen your connected on Raspberry Pi it's time to install Emit Cloud.Download Emit Cloud and install it.wget https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/biokoda/emitcloud_1.1-6b00cc25-1_armhf.debsudo dpkg -i emitcloud_1.1-6b00cc25-1_armhf.debAfter installation you need to set your IP (found previously with ifconfig) in ecloud.yaml configuration file (replace ip in default address). You can also change protocol (from https to http) and port.sudo nano /etc/emitcloud/ecloud.yamlEverything is set. Time to start Emit Cloud (it can take some time).emitcloud startInitialize Emit CloudThat image gallery will work in Emit Cloud you need to install an ImageMagick. sudo apt-get install imagemagickAfter emitcloud start command is done you can initialize Emit Cloud.emitctrl initFor free tier (check here for differences) just enter y when it's asks you for a license file.After that input your desired default profile size (which is storage quota per person). Press enter for a default 5GB quota.First UserEmit Cloud is now initialized. Time to add your first user.emitctrl auPassword should contain at least 8 characters, at least one of them must be uppercase and a number.Repeat these steps for more users.ResultsOpen your favorite web browser (if it is Internet Explorer please use at least version 9; you can also use a desktop or mobile app).Enter default address which you set in ecloud.yaml configuration file. For example:https://192.168.1.10:7000You should see a login screen.Enter username and password and voila. Congratulations. Have fun using it!Written by Miha Majcen & Zoran Smilevski
