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Recently one SSL certificate has been removed from IIS but still available in Trusted Root when I open it via MMC. The cert seems dose not have a private key so when I export it again from mmc it creates a CRE file instead of PFX. Now how I can reinstall again the cert type (*.cer) from trusted root to ISS to make the HTTPS works again. I am not sure I can access the physical path of the certificates which are in trusted root and add them again.
I could do it via exporting the cert from MMC and then by selecting "Create Certificate Request..." in IIS. Point to the exported cert file and put the friendly name in the second text box. But the problem was that IIS could not find the Cert friendly name in Trusted Root just because the length of the friendly name was more than 40! it just prompting that "Cannot find the certificate request associated with this...". So by editing the friendly to max 40 and put the same name when you do Complete Certificate Request will solve the problem.
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My Flutter app displays photos from an S3 compatible Filebase bucket. I'd like to avoid making this bucket public and only allow access to these photos through the Flutter app. I've looked into signed URLs but am not sure how to restore access to the urls once they've expired.
Any suggestions for how I can make my bucket accessible only through the Flutter App?
Filebase is a storage service that allows the use of most S3 tools such as AWS CLI, S3CMD, S3FS-FUSE, S4CMD and signed URLS.
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I have configured AWS SSO WebAuthn using fingerprint scanner on my Macbook. It saves me a ton of time not having to copy the authenticator code. Works seamlessly for Chrome.
However, I need to have it working on Safari or Firefox too as I want to have multiple accounts open at once.
When I open SSO link in Safari and Firefox, it gets stuck here.
Couldn't find any solutions for this. Anyone know how to fix this?
I used to face the similar challenge with Safari on MacBookPro M1. However, the issue seem to have disappeared. The caveat is that you should register the fingerprint scanner as SSO's MFA device from Safari again. Currently, I have registered the same fingerprint scanner as SSO's MFA device twice, one each for Safari and Chrome.
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How do I set up port forwarding on my router so that I can access a local webserver outside the LAN network?
I have a local python flask application running at the following URL on a RaspberryPi, which is only accessible when on the same LAN at the following url:
192.168.1.11:5000
I'm trying to set up port forwarding on my NETGEAR Nighthawk M1 Mobile Hotspot Router by entering the following into the router form for Port Forwarding. My Public IP is 107.77.241.11 so I tried the following to no avail.
I also tried the following based on this question, which also did not work
How can I access my python flask app with port forwarding?
In my case i had to specify local details, not the public ip in case of urls
don't choose port 80, it might be blocked by another service, 5000 works ok
did you add host='0.0.0.0' in your Flask app?
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I have installed Liferay on the AWS server and integrated with Amazon S3. I am able to access Liferay on the server by giving localhost:8080 but I am not able to access it from my laptop by giving Hostname:8080(Public IP is not static). Can anyone tell me why I am not able to access Liferay from my laptop. Is there any other steps to follow?
If you want to access your server with hostname, you have to front your Liferay app server with http server (apache web server).
Add following into portal-ext.properties file
web.server.http.port=80
Go to LR control panel -> site -> Site-setting -> Site URL -> Virtual Host. Set your virtual host here. e.g. www.abc.com
install apache web server, if you haven't.
Add following into apache's 000-default.conf file
ProxyPass / ajp://localhost:8009/
ProxyPassReverse / ajp://localhost:8009/
restart apache.
pass host entry on your local system.
there you go.... it's done, you don't event need to access with port 8080 either.
Hope it'll help.
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I admire cloudfoundry.com, especially when deploy the application to the cloudfoundry.com system , that was able to create the subdomain for app it self , make it live on internet , so we can access it directly if we connect to internet.
I've successfully install vcap on public server paas.azure4j.us .
But when I deployed an application and an output said that it was succesfully deployed and make a subdomain like 'myapp.azure4j.us' .
I understand that we can found sub domain configuration on cloud_controller.yml and deployment.json .
CMIIW
But when I access it directly from web browser ,why it doesnt work ?
So I have to set it on my /etc/hosts or add subdomain on
DNS manager of provider to access it.
My Question is , how cloudfoundry.com make them client app's subdomain directly connected to internet when them newly deploy it ??
Are you sure the DNS for azure4j.us is set up correctly for this? There seems to be a wild-card domain record set up, if I open myapp.azure4j.us, it doesn't appear to go to a VCAP instance.