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🦀 ClawHub

Openclaw Remote Install

by @codeblackhole1024

One-click remote OpenClaw deployment via SSH. Auto-detects OS and selects best method (Docker/Podman/npm). Use when: (1) Installing on VPS/cloud servers, (2)...

Versionv1.0.1

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TERMINAL

clawhub install openclaw-remote-install

📖 About This Skill

name: openclaw-remote-install version: "1.0.0" description: | One-click remote OpenClaw deployment via SSH. Auto-detects OS and selects best method (Docker/Podman/npm). Use when: (1) Installing on VPS/cloud servers, (2) Automating multi-machine deployment, (3) Configuring models/channels/gateway post-install.

OpenClaw Remote Install Skill

This skill handles remote installation and configuration of OpenClaw on remote servers via SSH with intelligent method selection and async execution support.

Log Directory

All installation logs are automatically saved to:

~/.openclaw/remote-install-logs/_/

Each installation creates:

install.log - Main installation log with timestamps

install_output.log - Raw command output

install.pid - Background process PID (async mode)

install.status - Installation status: running/success/failed/timeout

A symlink latest points to the most recent log directory.

Supported Installation Methods

| Method | Description | Best For | |--------|-------------|----------| | auto (default) | Auto-detect best method based on OS | Most cases | | installer | Official install.sh script | Standard Linux/macOS | | cli | install-cli.sh (local prefix) | No system Node dependency | | npm | npm install -g openclaw | Node 22+ already installed | | pnpm | pnpm add -g openclaw | pnpm users | | docker | Docker container | Containerized deployments | | podman | Podman rootless container | Rootless environments |

Usage

Quick Start (Auto-detect)

./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh

Async Installation (Recommended for long-running installs)

# Run installation in background with progress monitoring
./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    --async
Monitor in real-time
tail -f ~/.openclaw/remote-install-logs/latest/install_output.log
Check status
cat ~/.openclaw/remote-install-logs/latest/install_status

With Password

./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    --password-based

Force Specific Method

# Docker installation
./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    --docker
Podman installation
./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    --podman
npm method (if Node 22+ available)
./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    --method npm

Non-interactive (Automation)

./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    \
  --non-interactive \
  --configure

Custom Log Directory

./scripts/install_openclaw_remote.sh    \
  --log-dir /path/to/custom/logs

Auto-Detection Logic

The installer automatically selects the best method:

1. If --docker or --podman flag: Use container method (if available) 2. If Node 22+ installed: Use pnpm or npm method 3. Otherwise: Use official install.sh script

Supported Operating Systems

Ubuntu/Debian (apt)

Fedora/RHEL/CentOS (dnf/yum)

Alpine (apk)

Arch Linux (pacman)

macOS (Homebrew)

Windows (WSL2) - via installer script

Post-Installation

# SSH into remote server
ssh user@host
Check status
openclaw status
Run diagnostics
openclaw doctor
Configure (models, channels, etc.)
openclaw configure
Or use Python script for non-interactive config
python3 scripts/configure_openclaw_remote.py   \
  --auth  --key-based --configure \
  --auth-choice openai-api-key --api-key "your-key"

Configuration Options

Auth Providers (via Python script)

openai-api-key - OpenAI API

anthropic-api-key - Anthropic API

custom-api-key - Custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint

azure-openai - Azure OpenAI

google-ai - Google AI (Gemini)

mistral-api-key - Mistral AI

zai-api-key - Z.AI endpoints

Secret Modes

plaintext - Store directly in config (not recommended)

ref - Environment variable reference (recommended)

Gateway Modes

--gateway-mode local    # Local gateway (default)
--gateway-mode remote   # Remote gateway
--gateway-port 18789

Environment Variables

For secure non-interactive configuration:

export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
export CUSTOM_API_KEY="your-key"

Then use --secret-mode ref to reference them securely.

Troubleshooting

SSH Issues

# Check key permissions
chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Add to ssh-agent
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_rsa

Installation Issues

Ensure curl is installed

Check Node.js 22+ requirement (for non-Docker methods)

Review logs: ~/.openclaw/logs/

Docker Issues

# Check Docker status
docker ps
View logs
docker logs openclaw
Restart container
docker restart openclaw

💡 Examples