Don’t know your stand on outdated and old software on your own system – but in my case, I got a bad feeling about it and it gives me bad sleep. So the following story. We’re talking about an Etherpad image done by unihalle which made me do things on my own. Looking at the dockerfile itself, software […]
Tag: linux
Hacking the tribe log
Ark: Survival evolved is a nice and sweet game and I love to play it. I even run my own dedicated server for my friends. But to be honest, since the notification functionality was introduced in patch 243.0, I heard some rumors of the tribe log to get merged into that. At the point of writing this article […]
NTP vs UCS
Univention UCS would be a sweet “Domain-Controller in a box” solution if there weren’t that many pitfalls like setting the NTP server correctly. That stuff is done via “ucr”, some univention tool on commandline or hidden in their registry. ucr set timeserver=”pool.ntp.org” It’s just as simple as that to stop the ActiveDirectory from acting up…
Kernel.org Changelog
The good old Changelog of the Linux-Kernel is quite a monster to read and I cannot imagine that you’d like to read it commit by commit for just maintaining your kernel builds in case of getting a rough idea what happened during the last release. So why not making things a little more short and sweet instead? Let’s […]
Sort IPs
I was doing some research on spam again and had to do some stuff with a couple of IP Addresses. That’s where “sort” came in handy as a tool to do what its name suggests.
OpenSSL Cheat Sheet
Create a strong CSR and private key openssl req -new -nodes -newkey rsa:4096 -out server.crt -keyout server.key Parsing out the data within a certificate openssl asn1parse -in server.crt Checking a certificate/key modulus to see if they correspond openssl rsa -in server.key -modulus -noout | openssl md5 openssl x509 -in server.crt -modulus -noout | openssl md5 Convert a key […]