openssl x509 -in server.crt -out server.der -outform DER openssl x509 -in server.der -inform DER -out server.pem -outform PEMVerify first if your key is in PEM format. Mostly, they begin in --BEGIN and can read with a text editor. If you'll be converting .key to .pem, just replace openssl x509 with openssl rsa. Normally, server.key is your private key and server.crt is your signed or returned certificate.
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Saturday, May 5, 2012
How to convert .crt to .pem
If you'll be converting .crt to .pem, you may use the ff commands
Daemontools as upstart
I need to install daemontools as it is one of the requirements of qmail. I'll be installing it on CentOS 6. After installing all the source package, I check running process and I could not see any readproctitle service errors. It seems that svscan is not running. I should see it after the qmail installation. I just figured it out that I need to create svscan.conf on /etc/init. It is now using upstart. Below are the procedures I did:
Note: You may need to command /command/svscanboot &
echo "start on runlevel [12345]" > svscan.conf echo "respawn" >> svscan.conf echo "exec /command/svscanboot" >> svscan.conf initctl reload-configuration initctl start svscanAfter this, I've checked the processes on my machine and I could see now the readproctitle service errors. BTW, I'm not doing this procedure on CentOS 5.6.
Note: You may need to command /command/svscanboot &
readproctitle service errors: ...ut of disk space?multilog: warning: unable to write
If you got an error in readproctitle.
readproctitle service errors: ...ut of disk space?multilog: warning: unable to writeTry to command killall readproctitle and killall svscan. I encountered this issue in my qmail. Someone mess up my qmail box.
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