Tag: NoteToSelf
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How to find the Raspberry Pi model
Note to self: How to find the Raspberry Pi Model :
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Quickly find that new Raspberry Pi’s address
Saw this the other day, and I wanted to post it, so that I can remember it. How to find a Raspberry Pi’s DHCP address:
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vim: How to stop the tab annoyingness when you paste
This is a NoteToSelf. Often I paste into VI/VIM, and the tabs go crazy and fly across the screen, leaving the text starting in the middle of the line. Then next line is even further! I can never remember how fix the issue. To fix: :set paste
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My SSL/Certificate Cheatsheet
Whenever a certificate needs to be renewed, I always have to scramble to remember how to update/renew. I finally put a cheat sheet together. I decided I will do all cert related stuff form Linux. Here are some commands: To request a new csr with a new key: To request a new csr with an…
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When using PowerShell to pull REST data from MS CRM, escape `$filter !
Note to self. When trying to filter a REST response in PowerShell, by using the “$filter” parameter in the url (as with MS CRM 2011), you must escape the “$” with “`$”. For example: Does not work: $url=”http://crmserver.company.com/Organization/xrmservices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/ContactSet$filter=StateCode/Value eq 0″ Works: $url=”http://crmserver.company.com/Organization/xrmservices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/ContactSet`$filter=StateCode/Value eq 0″ Gets me every time, and I can’t figure out why my…
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Using Let’s Encrypt, cerbot-auto with Apache on CentOS 6
There are plenty of better documented examples out there, so this is more of a note to self. The name on the cert will be the first domain you list int he command above. All the other names will be part of the SAN cert. And to renew, cron this up: /opt/YourDir/certbot-auto renew
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Thawte: The state name can not be abbreviated. Gets me every time.
Note to self: When generating a CSR for Thawte: The State Name in the CSR cannot be abbreviated Gets me every time.
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Import Picture into AD with PowerShell
I know this is everywhere, so this is more a note for myself. How to upload pictures to AD via PowerShell:
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Event calendar I used in my SharePoint 2010 intranet
This is more of a note for myself, but I thought I would post it anyway, since it my be useful to someone. I used the following event calendar on the front page of my intranet. Small, clean, worked well: Event-Calendar-Listing-Web-Part-SharePoint-2010
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How to find the pid of your SharePoint site in Windows server 2008 (for Visual Studio attaching to w3wp.exe)
C:\Windows\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe list wp