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How to generate self-signed X.509 certificates for local development (Nginx)
This days, security and encryption is one of the most important topics and that’s why we need to have certain amount of knowledge about commonly used methods. TLS/SSL works by using a combination of a public certificate and a private … Continue reading
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Tagged CA, Certificate, Chrome, Nginx, openssl, Reverse proxy, Security, SSL, TLS, x.509
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Gpg – can’t connect to `/home/${USER)/.gnupg/S.gpg-agent’: No such file or directory
Recently, I got below error while I was trying to create new gpg key: can’t connect to `/home/aykut/.gnupg/S.gpg-agent’: No such file or directory gpg-agent[27029]: command get_passphrase failed: Operation cancelled gpg: cancelled by user gpg: Key generation canceled. One can think … Continue reading
Installation of Oracle SQL Developer to Ubuntu
First of all, you need to install Java in your environment. I will continue with the latest OpenJDK version currently available. Easiest method to install jdk is to write following commands to the terminal: And put below content inside of … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Oracle, Shell Script
Tagged Linux, ORACLE, SQL, SQL Developer, Ubuntu
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Getting result from database in shell script
In shell script, there is no standard way of connecting and retrieving result from database. But, for Oracle we can use SQLPlus to connect and run operations on database. I tried my codes on bash for this post and codes … Continue reading
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Tagged Linux, ORACLE, Shell Script, SQL, Sqlplus
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