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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Git through apache, anonymous pull but authenticated push
I have been having this annoying issue where I needed to open ssh up to the internet in order to allow authenticated push with a centralized git server. After hours and hours of trying to master anonymous pull and authenticated … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, open source
Tagged apache, auth, authentication, git, httpd, httpd.conf, pull, push
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Kickstarting RHEL 6.1 or newer, registering with subscription-manager
I’ve been spending the last few hours trying to register a Red Hat Enterprise Linux machine during kickstart. What I wanted to achieve: Kickstart Register the machine with certificate based method (subscription-manager) Install Puppet which will take care of the … Continue reading