Converting crt to PEM
Took two steps:
openssl x509 -in input.crt -out input.der -outform DER
openssl x509 -in input.der -inform DER -out output.pem -outform PEM
I have a nice SCSI tape connected to a single server. This allows for on-demand backups, with the hope (and seldom, with the established knowledge) that I can recover the data I have there. Old computers, decommissioned computers and systems I wish to erase and reuse are seldom backed-up, just because of the effort in…
To burn Dual-Layer (or Double-Layer, of you stick to the official name for DVD+R) medias, I use growisofs. The syntax is as follow: growisofs -dvd-compat -use-the-force-luke=break:1913760 -Z /dev/scd0=file.iso Change the break blocks to match your own values, and replace the file.iso with the actual name of your ISO file. If you do not set layer…
I was playing a bit with iSCSI initiator (client) and decided to see how complicated it is to setup a shared storage (for my purposes) through iSCSI. This proves to be quite easy… On the server: 1. Download iSCSI Enterprise Target from here, or you can install scsi-target-utils from Centos5 repository 2. Compile (if required)…
I was missing some bleeding-edge packages, and while I was able to find the RPM packages, I was unable to find the repo path. So, thanks to this post, I was able to use it. This will probably break my Linux, so I will use it in a test environment first.The repo file would look…
I have set up a small script to allow me to dial-up using my cell to the internet. The speed of the 3G connection is quite amazing, and this information would assist, I’m sure, others as well. I am using Bluetooth to communicate between my cell and my portable computer. Steps: 1. Create an /etc/wvdial.conf…
Oracle VM, out of the box, does not allow network bonds. An excellent guide on how to enable bonding which I have partially followed, has convinced me that changing the relevant scripts would be better. That I have done, and reported in this wiki post. To sum things up – configure bonding/VLAN tagging as you…