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# Cjdns for Yunohost # Cjdns for Yunohost
This is a cjdns app for yunohost. This is a cjdns app for yunohost.
## cjdns
Networking Reinvented
Cjdns implements an encrypted IPv6 network using public-key cryptography for address allocation and a distributed hash table for routing. This provides near-zero-configuration networking, and prevents many of the security and scalability issues that plague existing networks.
https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns
# Setup your website on cjdns network
1. Install Yunohost by following the detailed instructions provided [here](link-to-instructions).
2. Once the installation is complete, log in as an administrator at `yunohost.local`. Perform a system update, which may take some time.
3. Return to `yunohost.local` after the update and navigate to the Applications menu. Click on Install, search for "wordpress," select it, and proceed with the installation.
4. In the Applications menu, search for "cjdns" and install it. If it does not appear due to not being published yet. You can sideload it by pasting the following URL: `https://github.com/dkoukoul/cjdns_ynh` into the "Install custom app" section.
5. Obtain your cjdns IPv6 address by navigating to Tools -> Logs -> Click on "Install the 'cjdns' app." Your IPv6 address should be displayed in the log.
6. Reboot your Yunohost server to make the tun device available. Navigate to Tools->Shutdown and click Reboot.
7. Navigate to Tools -> Yunohost Settings -> Security, and under NGINX, disable "Force HTTPS." Click Save to apply the changes.
8. Edit `/etc/nginx/conf.d/[your-domain].conf`, add your cjdns-ipv6 to the list of `server_name`.
9. Finally, to allow public access for cjdns requests to your new wordpress site you can do the following:
1. SSH into your yunohost server
2. Copy current sso configuration file to persistent: `cp /etc/ssowat/conf.json /etc/ssowat/conf.json.persistent`
3. Then edit the persistent file: `nano /etc/ssowat/conf.json.persistent`
4. Change `public` to `true` and add this line under the `wordpress.main uris` section: `"re:^.fc.*"`. Remember to add a trailing “,” to the above entry. For example:
```json
"wordpress.main": {
"auth_header": true,
"label": "WordPress",
"public": true,
"show_tile": true,
"uris": [
"example.nohost.me/blog",
"re:^.fc.*"
],
"use_remote_user_var_in_nginx_conf": false,
"users": []
}
``````