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Category Archives: Web technologies
Reverse proxy with exception for Let’s Encrypt
With many services running in their own container or with their own daemon, the use of reverse proxies is getting more common, and at the same time, the use of SSL/TLS has become a standard. Let’s Encrypt is a provider … Continue reading
Posted in Encryption, Web technologies
Tagged Apache, certificate, Let's Encrypt, proxy
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Download a complete website using wget
In some rare cases you might run into the need to download a complete website onto your local machine for offline usage. There are many GUI tools to do this with loads of options. But did you know that you … Continue reading
Posted in Linux Administration, Web technologies
Tagged mirror, wget
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Check Certificate Chain of webserver
Changing the certificate of a webserver sometimes means also changing the intermediate certificate(s). After reloading the webserver, checking that the certificates are ok is important. Checking the webserver’s own certificate is not a problem, but checking the intermediate chain is … Continue reading
Posted in Encryption, Web technologies
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Update to PHP 5.6 on CentOS 6 using remi repository
With CentOS being a conservative distribution, security patches are still applied to CentOS 6, but no new versions are available. When running some websites – like Virtualmin – on CentOS 6, the old PHP version 5.3.3 can cause problems. Updating to a newer … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, Web technologies
Tagged CentOS, PHP, yum
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Certificate Transparency and unauthorized certificates
I own a domain which was bought a few months back which is managed by CloudFlare’s service in DNS-only mode. As I intended to only use CloudFlare’s DNS service, I disabled every option except the DNS related features. You can imagin the surprise to see certificates issued for my domain without my knowledge. Continue reading
Posted in Security, Web technologies
Tagged certificate, Certificate Transparency, Cloudflare, Comodo, CT, DNS
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My HTML-form mysteriously stopped working, why?
Nobody changed it, why is it not working anymore? You can imagine the confusion after checking the version control and the files which where unchanged since the time the website was finished (lets say about 4 years). Continue reading
Posted in PHP, Web technologies
Tagged HTML, Image submit button, PHP
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What version of Firefox is this user agent string?
Is it really a Firefox browser? When I was first shown the user agent string below and asked ‘what version of Firefox is this?’ At first I took this at face value, it’s obviously a Firefox browser, it says “Mozilla” right there, right? Digging a little deeper, it turned out not only was this wrong, but the question was wrong as well! …
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Posted in Web technologies
Tagged Firefox, User agent string
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