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Setup a Simple, Self-Hosted Web Server with OpenBSD
TL;DR
A simple self-hosted web server was set up using OpenBSD and httpd, demonstrating how to host websites locally. This guide emphasizes privacy by suggesting the use of a low-cost VPS to mask home IP addresses.
✦ Why It Matters
Consider setting up your own web server to enhance privacy and control over your online presence.
Key Takeaways
- Use a VPS to hide your home IP address.
- Install Wireguard for secure tunneling between servers.
- Configure OpenBSD's httpd for basic web hosting.
- Ensure proper file permissions for web directories.
How It Works
Wireguard creates a secure tunnel between the VPS and local server, allowing encrypted communication. This setup ensures that web traffic is routed through the VPS, protecting the user's home IP address.