Archive for January, 2010

How do I sign a Certificate Request?

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Quick not to myself since everytime I spend hours in searching it again. The command line is: openssl x509 –req –in <path>/<certificate_request>.csr  –signkey <path-to-CA-private-cert>/CA-private-cert.pem –out <path-to-certs-repository>/signed-cert-name.pem Hopefully next time I do not have to search it again hours and hours ;) Naturally this command required to ...

Want to know the IMAGE LABEL of my ISO file

Monday, January 18th, 2010

This is something not so easy to find on the internet, and once again Linux shows its immense power in the simplest way: CLI. Question: I have a .ISO file representing the image of a DVD and I want to know the LABEL of that DVD. Answer: Issue ...

uPnP Media Server with llink.

Saturday, January 16th, 2010

Let's start this new year by referencing an excellent system I happened to find on the Internet to perform uPnP server functionality on my Linux system. The name of the thing is LLink and although I haven't exploited at full yet, it looks VERY promising. Some features: Parses various video containers: vob, avi, ...