I was experiencing recurring problems of my DLNA server disappearing from the network. The cause of it was that my network card is configured in a bridge, and the multicast snooping feature wasn’t playing well with DLNA.
To disable the multicast snooping, I’ve created the file /etc/rc.d/rc.local:
#!/bin/bash
echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/net/br0/bridge/multicast_snooping
Don’t forget to make it executable. Systemd will run it in every boot.
This is a list of tips I’m using while running Fedora in my Raspberry Pi 2.
[Read More]A quick guide about how to migrate a signed zone from dnssec-tools to OpenDNSSEC.
[Read More]I’ve configured my own web frontend for git using gitweb and git-http-backend.
I wanted to use Nginx as the webserver, but unfortunately there was a piece of software missing: fcgiwrap. It’s packaging is a work in progress, so I have packaged it myself and now it is available in this copr, so you can download it from there.
[Read More]You can configure your country’s regulatory domain, creating the file /etc/modprobe.d/cfg80211.conf with this content:
options cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=ES
Don’t forget to change ES with your country code.
The Raspberry Pi images are whole disk images, and they contain generally two partitions inside. To mount one of those partitions you can use this method.
[Read More]I’ve learned how to boot a host and load the Fedora installer directly from HTTP. This has enabled me to install Fedora in a VPS which didn’t have the Fedora ISOs available and I cannot upload any other. All of this thanks to the virtual ethernet card and its gPXE firmware.
[Read More]When I was looking for a utility to export the non-exportable private keys in Windows, I found the mimikatz tool, which enabled me to do that and a lot more.
To export the private keys, run mimikatz as administrator and type:
crypto::capi
crypto::certificates /export
And you’ll get the certicates exported with the password mimikatz. You can also export the machine certificates with /systemstore flag. See the wiki for more info.
This tool is detected as a threat by many antivirus, so you’ll have to probably disable yours before using it.
I’ve recently discovered modoboa, a mail hosting and management platform which looks very promising. It uses Django and can be a frontend of postfix, amavisd-new, radicale, etc.
I’ve submitted some RPM packages based on the previous work of Didier, and will begin to do some tests in a couple of days to see how everything plays together.
Any help/suggestion is welcomed.
To extract an attachment from a raw email message, clean the file to leave only the base64 attachment and do: base64 -di encoded_file > decoded_file