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Category Archives: Linux/Unix
Adding style and Google Analytics to an Apache directory index (mod_autoindex)
I recently had to spruce up a password-protected Apache directory index site that is being used to host some files for download. In addition to making it look more presentable, I also discovered that you can inject code into the … Continue reading
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How to install a Windows-CA-Signed Certificate on VMWare Server 2.0x
Make a backup of /etc/vmware/ssl/rui.crt and rui.key Generate a new server key: openssl genrsa -out rui.key 2048 Generate a CSR: openssl req -new -key rui.key -out server.csr Go to the Certificate Services web interface on one of your DCs, and … Continue reading
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Printing through the SSL-Explorer Agent
SSL-Explorer’s Community Version doesn’t give you full network access like some commercial SSL VPN solutions, but that shouldn’t stop you from printing. This assumes that you’ve got some sort of network-enabled printer – such as a HP with an internal … Continue reading
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SSL-Explorer on Centos
Here is a brief guide to installing SSL-Explorer, a great SSL VPN solution, on Centos. I used Centos 4.4, as there is currently no Server CD for version 5. I had to search around a bit in order to find … Continue reading
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Setting up Zabbix on Fedora Core 5
Just been looking into a replacement systems monitoring box for work. It seems that Zabbix is the most professional. ZenOSS looked good, but requires Python to be installed on the Windows Server clients in order to run the monitoring client. … Continue reading
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