Software And Architecture

To   Create a new Repository in Github from the gitbash command line interface, follow the steps below, touch README.md git init git add README.md git commit -m "first commit" git remote add origin https://github.com/saravanandorai/GitURL.git git push -u origin master To   push existing code to a Repository in Github from the gitbash command line interface, follow the steps below git remote add origin https://github.com/saravanandorai/GitURL.git git push -u origin master Additional Reference: See here

May be this post is kind of well known to many. I have encountered this couple of days back, while working with a custom authorization server. Hence posted here. There are two types of digital certificate, 1. .pfx, an archive kind of certificate which contains a public key, private key and other public keys like the CA(certifying authority) public keys. 2. .cer, which contains only the public keys. Pfx certificates are meant to be only on the server, whereas the car or cert files are meant to be shared with the client's that will talk to the server. In authorization server, the server uses pfx files and the clients use the .cer or the .cert files.