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Litespeed was server is a nice light weight server that you can obtain the standard version of for free. To install a SSL certificate you will first need to generate a SSL key followed by a CSR to provide to the certificate authority.
Follow the directions below to generate a key on Litespeed followed by a CSR and then install the certificate provided.
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certificate,
CRT,
CSR,
genrsa,
KEY,
openssl,
password,
server.key,
SSL
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Posted by alex in Insights
I have been using a heaset for some time on Windows XP without issue. Every time I plug in the headset combo of both earpiece and microphone a box would pop up and ask if it was OK to accept the new device. I must have accidently clicked the “Don’t show me this again” check box. The internal microphone on my Dell D420 laptop is working fine but when I plug in a headset I am unable to use the microphone from the headset.
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audio,
audio device,
control panel,
Dell,
headset,
line out,
mic,
microphone,
pop up,
reconfiguration pop-up,
sigmatel,
sigmatel audio,
windows,
xp
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Posted by alex in Insights
When attempting to mount an external USB hard drive formatted with NTFS to a WRT600N Linksys router running dd-wrt you might receive a set of errors similar to the below.
Errors from DMESG:
SQUASHFS error: Can’t find a SQUASHFS superblock on sd(8,1)
FAT: Did not find valid FSINFO signature.
Found signature1 0x4e0005 signature2 0xd6e80000 sector=1.
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dd-wrt,
dmesg,
error,
fat,
insmod,
kernel,
lsmod,
NTFS,
ntfs.o,
squashfs,
USB
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Posted by alex in Insights
A company I work for has a VPN connection at the office and from time to time I need to pull firmware, software, or various documents from them. Other times there are a couple Linux servers on the local network that I need to work on so I can either SSH from the outside or create a VPN connection and hit the devices through the local network. The amount of data I am pulling from the local network has become more frequent so I needed to find a way to not have to create a VPN connection from my laptop so often and was thinking that it would probably just be easier to connect my Linksys WRT600N router running dd-wrt firmware to the office VPN server. This way I would always have a connection to the office without having to interrupt work and create a PPTP VPN connection.
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client,
dd-wrt,
ifconfig,
LAN,
Linksys,
mppe encryption,
ppp,
pptp,
rv016,
server,
virtual private network,
VPN,
wrt600n
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