How to host a website from your own computer! (no hosting services)

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In this video, I will be showing you how you can host a website from your own computer... That’s right! No paid hosting services, no complex setup process...you can directly make your website go live from your computer at home, for free of cost.
Obviously, if you want your website to be online all day, you need to keep your computer powered on and connected to the Internet all the time.
Download XAMPP: www.apachefriends.org/downloa...
Download WordPress: wordpress.org/download/
Packetriot: packetriot.com/
Commands to use in Packetriot:
To configure: pktriot.exe configure
To view info and hostname: pktriot.exe info
To edit tunnel name: pktriot.exe edit --name 'your name'
To add a HTTP service to tunnel: pktriot.exe tunnel http add --domain 'your domain' --destination localhost --http 80 --letsencrypt
To start packetriot: pktriot.exe start
Changes to be made in wp-config.php (WordPress):
Insert these two lines:
define('WP_HOME', 'yourdomainname.com/wordpress');
define('WP_SITEURL', 'yourdomainname.com/wordpress');
You can even use your own custom domain with packetriot so that you can serve your locally hosted website on your domain. You can get a domain name for as little as 75 INR per year (1 USD) or even less. Some services even offer domain names for free for a limited time! This is completely optional as you can just use the unique hostname assigned to you by packetriot for free of cost!
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[@archer201977]

I just subscribed, thank you for this, this will help me a lot! I have a question, does the website speed affect relative to the internet provider?

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Perfect tutorial. Detailed.

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Nicely an explained all the process to create the website Thankyou bro..

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[@paulomgomes]

Great, Great Tuturial, many thanks, i was looking to host a website in a small server at home, for opensim, i wil try to folow the tuturial, thanks again. best luck for you.

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Great Job! Concise, to the point, easy to understand. A+

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He is also from India "India Tech Support", ahaha, im sorry

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[@raserapps8230]

Thanks a lot. Been using free online hosting but it is so limited and restricted. It basically good for a 2 or 3 page website with not much going on, they only allow 30mb per webpage, so if you have lots of images or media on your page your screwed. So I looked into getting a server. A bit costly for me at the moment but thought about getting an old laptop and using it as a dedicated server to learn how it all works. So here I am. Great video. I work with both Windows and Linux usually and thought I'd need Linux on my server laptop, but seems this apache and mysql works on Windows too! Thanks for the tutorial friend

[@arkapadma]

How's your website now?

[@raserapps8230]

@@arkapadma I've done 2 now that i got online for free but never maintained or stuck with. I am thinking about another project but paying for the subscription to the hosting service because it comes with a ton of stuff that makes it more professional like the SSLcertificate that makes it not show up as insecure and also it comes with the domain name registration too so for myself it's the most straightforward way to get the page online and maintained professionally.

[@arkapadma]

@@raserapps8230 thanks for the reply... It is helpful.

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Your comment is 1 year old, anyway do you remember the free online hosting website?

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[@talhakhokhar2852]

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[@sevensheav]

By far the best tutorial for this. Mabey you could also make one for raspberry pi 3

[@mTrader1]

yeah you can but the site may go down if you upload heavy content or the viewers of the site are too much, raspberry pi 3 would be a good device to host a light website

[@MaximusMcCullough]

Good Job my friend! Love it! Time to fire the hosting company! lol

[@cbbcbb6803]

Great. Thank you. Could you also demonstrate with Linux and Mac?

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[@drewk1955]

have enjoyed the video though!! Thanks!!

[@dronefilmsgermany]

Great work. So is this an alternative to using hostinger defined wordpress. I want to test wordpress and eventually move to hostinger to get a domain name + create a good website.

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i will love to test it out

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Best knowledge

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Thanks alot!

[@prajwalkumar8032]

Can you please provide time stamps for future audiences? Would be really helpful.

[@photobangkok]

Great hands on packetriot tunnel usage! I am toying with the idea to use it on my android phone. Would it work with a data connection? How safe?

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Nice video 👍

[@mafw5572]

works great, thank you, however my page is buggy, don´t know why, but still very useful

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[@noobicon4118]

@Tech Raj Great video looking forward for more content...... However my concerns is what if my website is made of html CSS and JavaScript how do i host that project or website??

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Very good educational video! Liked from me!

[@tiranicusw1433]

This is an awsome tutorial... but I need to ask ..... Is not better with Cloudfare ? Can u do a tutorial with Wordpress + xampp and Cloudfare please.... Thanks 4 ur time.

[@brainsaga]

thanks man

[@azharsigma1984]

Thank you very much for this very informative video. I wonder about the way to host multiple websites from my own computer. Is it possible through this technique?

[@venkateshududyala4391]

Deenikosame waiting mowa, naku last ki .onion site hosting kuda telusu last ki deenni kannukolekunna, edemaina 🔥

[@rmasystemalondonuk7290]

just woooow. Few question if I may. 1. Would this work in 2024? 2. How about if the website or any individual pages receive a high traffic, how our service provider will treat us then (how many visit would called high traffic so it may raise a red flag at my provider)? 3. What is the recommended hardware configuration to self-host website like this? 4. What is the recommended internet up-down speed in 2024 for high traffic (same as above)? my questions are based on - I provide a 1 man band consultation services and drive traffic (social media posts etc) to a 1 page funnel to pay for the service. (like purchase a free /$7 ebook and Sign up for a consultation lead to a booking calendar form sequence (5 simple pages). Theme Astra+Elementor+CRM system to collect sign-ups details.

[@danielmb3007]

Thank you for the tutorial friend!!! Besitos nene.

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[@lapiom7025]

Bro can you plzz help us how to customise the website according to ur need .

[@piyushpanpaliya]

thoughts on raspberry pi as a web server

[@darkhacks5743]

Probably best option

[@kermitdaphrogge525]

If you have proper cooling tech, it's a good option.

[@TechnoEveryday]

I heard it will be slow

[@komoto444123456789]

Good for simple data fetching/serving but maybe need one just for the database and one for the middleware/other stuff. You'd have to test it by whamming it with requests

[@Landlbricks]

Ass

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nice good job brother

[@someone-on-earth]

what are the alternatives we can use for packetriot?

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Nice Broo

[@freeEgyptian]

nice work

[@rachitsrivastava1408]

How can we redirect to our domain directly instead of any sub-domain or sub-directory

[@snehiljeswani6131]

same problem here bro

[@COMPRAYAPLICA-bo2ys]

I have the answer, put the wordpress files inside xammp, htdocts folder and dont create the subdomain and when you are in the console put yor main domain and not subdomain.

[@andrewgiorgi3504]

How do you secure this? I don't want anyone to be able to access the backend from anywhere.