Reolink Remote Backup

Set up reliable off-site Reolink camera backup when cameras are remote (4G/5G/LTE) and home inbound networking is constrained (CGNAT/locked routers). Use for...

This skill appears to do what it claims, but it performs privileged, system-level changes on your VPS and local machine. Before running anything: 1) manually review the three scripts (setup_vps_vsftpd.sh, setup_vps_retention.sh, setup_local_pull.sh) and the troubleshooting notes; 2) run the VPS script only on a machine you control (it installs packages, creates a system user, writes /etc/vsftpd.conf, opens firewall ports, and prompts to set a password); 3) ensure rsync/ssh/systemd/realpath/flock are available on the local machine; 4) use a dedicated SSH key for the pull user and follow the recommendation to limit that user (no sudo, minimal shell rights); 5) be aware the retention script modifies root crontab (run with sudo intentionally); 6) if you prefer stronger security, enable FTPS only after testing and avoid leaving FTP write ports open to the public internet; and 7) if unsure, test this in an isolated lab VPS before deploying to production. Review any command that edits authorized_keys, crontab, or user groups before applying.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: reolink-remote-backup Version: 0.3.0 The skill bundle provides a legitimate and well-structured set of scripts for setting up a Reolink camera backup relay via a VPS. The scripts (setup_local_pull.sh, setup_vps_vsftpd.sh, and setup_vps_retention.sh) include robust input validation, use secure transport (FTPS and SSH/rsync), and follow security best practices such as principle of least privilege for the FTP user. No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or prompt injection was found.