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How can you find utililty allowance payments that you never received from the denver housing authority?
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Check with your housing authority about this.
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Where can you buy a World War 2 utililty wedding hat?
E-bay
What is the name of the utililty that arranges data on your hard drive for better performance?
A disk defragmenter.
How can serotonin be tested?
Serum serotonin levels can be obtained (as ordered by a physician or nurse practitioner or physician assistant). However, serum serotonin levels do not possess much utililty since they vary widely - some people having low levels despite being on significant doses of setonergic medications, and other people have high levels despite being on very low doses.
How do you replace the heater core in ford ranger 1986?
Things you will need: Screw driver, ratchet set, flash light, a box cutter or sharp utililty knife and a container to catch the coolant. Parts to replace: The two heater hoses, the clamps at both ends, and the heater core. First, locate the heater core under the passenger side dash, remove cover about four to eight screws. (you may also need something to soak any coolant that may have spilled on the floor board.) Note: to help locate the heater core look at where the heater hoses connects to it at the fire wall under the hood on the passenger side. Secondly, drain coolant be careful not to spill any especially if you have pets.(No polluting the environment please:) Next, remove heater hoses from engine block this may require temporary removing few other items to get to them better or simply work around these parts. Then remove the hose from the core itself, this may require cuting a lenghtwise split to help remove them if they are old and hard to remove. From here all's left is to remove the heater core and install the new one in reverse.
How many 1957 Bel Air Chevrolets were made?
150 Series, 6cyl & 8 Cyl 1502 2dr sedan 71,135 1503 4dr sedan 56,418 1508 2dr sedan delivery 8,907 1512 2dr utililty sedan 8,817 1529 2dr Handyman station wagon 15,087 150 Series Total 160,364 210 Series, 6cyl & 8 Cyl 2102 2dr sedan 162,851 2103 4dr sedan 273,696 2109 4dr Townsman station wagon 128,941 2113 4dr hardtop sport sedan 18,206 2119 4dr Beauville station wagon 23,952 2124 2dr Delray club coupe 25,952 2129 2dr Handyman station wagon 17,996 2154 2dr hardtop sport coupe sedan 23,092210 Series Total 674,596 BelAir Series, 6cyl & 8 Cyl 2402 2dr sedan 62,942 2403 4dr sedan 264,449 2409 4dr Beauville station wagon 27,822 2413 4dr hardtop sport coupe 142,518 2429 2dr Nomad station wagon 6,264 2434 2dr convertible 48,068 2454 2dr hardtop sport coupe 168,293 BelAir Series Total 720,356
How do you insert an SSL certificate in a cert7.db file You have an LDAP server running with SSL. You need a cert7.db file with the LDAP's certificate on the client box. How do you do that?
Creating a cert7.db could be really tricky in some case.Basically there is two way you can obtain one:* By installing a old Netscape browser (v.4.79 would do the trick) and to fetch it in your user profile (please complete this procedure if you choose to do so). * Use the Netscape Network Security Service (NSS) tool set (currently maintained by mozilla).The NSS tools include a utility called certutil, which is able (among other things), to translate a traditional security certificate (in PEM or CER format) into a cert7.db file... sounds like exactly what you need. The problem is that version newer than 3.2 of the nss toolkits only create cert8.db file, which are not compatible with some ldap client. You can still try to use one of those but you may ran into problems.If you intend to use a package from your Linux distribution (like libnss3-tool for debian) in order to generate a cert7.db file, you have to make sure that it's old enough (take note that the current description of the libnss3-tool package for debian wrongly describe it as being able to generate cert7.db).Alternatively you can grab a older version of the toolkit on this FTP site (successfully tested with version 3.2.2):ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/security/nss/releases Once extracted, simply copy the libraries in the ./lib subdir into a place where you system can found them (for example /usr/lib). Then you can run the certutil utililty located in the /bin subdir. You'll also need a working installation of the NetScape Portable Runtime Library (NPSR). Your distribution maybe provide it (as long as you have a version >= 4, there should be no problem).If you're ready, you can proceed with the first step: creating the empty database for storing the certificates. First, you'll have to create the directory to store the database (the default is $home/.netscape):mkdir /home/user/.netscape(if you don't do so, you'll get a very clear error message saying: certutil: NSS_Initialize failed: security library: bad database.) Once it's done you can add your CA certificate by executing something like that:: certutil -A -n "certificateName" -t "C,C,C" -a -i certFile -d path:; -A says that we want to add a certificate to the database. -n tell the nickname related to this certificate (for example "CACert Org."), this is not a critical parameter, -t provide the "Trust attributes" of the certificate (we'll see this later), -a say that the certificate is in ASCII format (PEM), do not use it if you're certificate is in CER format, -i gives the path to the certificate file and finally -d should be the path to directory containing the database ($home/.netscape, by default). If your certificate has been signed by a root CA, your database we'll need to include your server certificate AND the certificate of the Root CA.The certificate of the root CA (or from your server certificate if self-signed), should contains at least the following trust attribute: "C,,". It's says that this CA provide trusted server certificates for SSL connection. You can expand this attribute to "C,C,C" if it the CA you're using also authenticate certificate intended to be used for S/MIME content (ie: email) or cryptographic operation on generic objects. The attribute "T" does the same but considering client certificates. If you want to trust all content signed by your CA may specify: "CT,CT,CT".If your server certificate is not self signed, you have to separately add it by using the p attribute which will specify that he's a trusted peer (=server, by opposition to the 'u' attribute for client certificate), so at least: "p,,,".In this way you cert7.db file should be complete.It's very difficult to unterstand why, for such a critical feature, LDAP clients still use a certificate database in this old and non-open format, without providing any utility to create simply such database.If you want to learn more about trust attributes:http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6732-10/authctn.html Or about the cert7.db format: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/db_formats.html
