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HowTo Configure IIS Reverse Proxy
How to configure reverse proxy on Windows IIS
C# Lambdas
Here are quick examples of how to create anonymous lambdas in C# method blocks. With Delegate Definition When the lambda needs to be based on a delegate type, here are examples. This lambda implements a delegate type, accepting an int and returning a comp...
.NET How to Create and Publish Nuget Package
Taken from here: docs.microsoft.com-nuget/docs/quickstart/create-and-publish-a-package-using-the-dotnet-cli.md at main · NuGet/docs.microsoft.com-nuget Here is more content on additional properties for a nuget package: docs.microsoft.com-nuget/docs/referenc...
How To Add Release Notes to Nuget Package
These are the steps needed to include release notes in a Nuget package. These are taken from this article:Writing a NuGet package release notes in an outside of a .csproj file. Same article here:Writing a NuGet package release notes in an outside of a .csproj...
Nuget Build and Publish Scripts for Multiple Targets
Here’s a set of basic command line steps to run, to generate a nuget package for a library or an executable. NOTE: These statements are for projects that target multiple runtimes. So, they can be simplified for a single runtime or single target framework. Fo...
Create Nuget for Multiple Targets or Architectures
Creating nuget packages that contain libraries for multiple frameworks or runtimes, requires some non-trivial effort.So, this page explains the steps required. Some of this was taken from here: Non-Trivial Multi-Targeting with .NET Project Setup For multipl...
Nuget Package Reference
Here’s the golden reference for all things Nuget: docs.microsoft.com-nuget/docs at main · NuGet/docs.microsoft.com-nuget How to publish NuGet symbol packages using the new symbol package format '.snupkg' Non-Trivial Multi-Targeting with .NET Multi-targetin...
How to Add Root CAs to Ubuntu
Reference: https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/install-a-root-ca-certificate-in-the-trust-store Install the CA certificate package: sudo apt-get install -y ca-certificates Now, you can install any local intranet root CA, with this: NOTE: We are copying in the ....
Generate Certificates with Hashicorp Vault
Here are steps to generate SSL certificates using HashiCorp Vault as an Intermediate CA. NOTE: Be sure that you've setup a vault instance as an Intermediate CA.See this page for how: Vault as Intermediate CA Login to the web UI of your intermediate CA, such ...
Hashicorp Vault Setup
Here are steps for setting up a secrets store using Hashicorp Vault, on Ubuntu 24. References Lots of steps were taken from here: https://developer.hashicorp.com/vault/tutorials/secrets-management/pki-engine Server Setup Before installing Vault, perform st...
Adding a HSM Token to a VM
There are a couple of issues when using a SafeNet token from inside a VSphere virtual machine. USB Controller First, we must have a v3.0 USB controller configured for the virtual machine. A v2.0 USB controller has been tried, and not worked.If both v2.0 and ...
Code Signing Cert Setup
Each time you receive a new code signing certificate on a USB eToken, there are steps to perform and information to collect, so it can be utilized in an automated build pipeline. There is little comprehensive documentation available on the web, for how to eas...
Code Signing References
Here are pages associated with signing .NET binaries (exe and dll) and installers: Code Signing Cert Setup Adding a HSM Token to a VM
Ubuntu: Set Hostname
Here are steps to properly set the hostname of an Ubuntu server. HostnameCtl Get the current hostname with this: hostnamectl To set it, use this: sudo hostnamectl set-hostname new-hostname (replace new-hostname) Once set, confirm it with the previous ...
Linux: Manually Installing SSH Keys
Here's some steps on how to manually install SSH public keys in a host. 1. SSH Key Folder Navigate to the home folder for the user, with the following command: cd /home/username Check if the .ssh folder exists (it is hidden, requiring the -a switch): ls -...
Connecting to SSH Server from Windows
Here’s a list of steps to connect with an SSH server from a Windows PC using SSH key authentication. Open the Putty application, Putty.exe. From the GUI, set the hostname and port of the SSH service, and come up with a memorable name for the session, and sav...
Authenticating to Linux Server with SSH Keys
Once you have configured the server with SSH key authentication, you can follow this to attempt connection. NOTE: Using SSH key authentication does not require a password for the remote account. From a Linux host, use this: ssh username@remote_host If this...
Linux: Disabling Password Authentication
Once you have confirmed that you have SSH key access to a Linux host (using SSH without a password), it is safe to disable password-based authentication. WARNING: This step will lock down password-based logins, so ensuring that you will still be able to get a...
How to Setup SSH Key Authentication to Linux
This how to consolidates several aspects of setting up SSH key access to a Linux server. NOTE: We currently have two tutorials for this, that need to be consolidated into one. So, maybe this alternate tutorial fills your use-case: Ubuntu SSH Key Access NOTE:...
Adding SSH Keys with ssh-copy-id
If you are attempting to add an SSH key (to a Linux host), from another Linux host, you can use a built-in utility called, ssh-copy-id . The ssh-copy-id tool is included by default in many operating systems, so you may have it available on your local system. ...