Exe To Crx
buildcrx v0.2 Oct 2014
Copyright (c) 2010 Kyle L. Huff
Description
Standalone binary for Windows/Linux to RSA sign and pack a zip-file containing chrome extension data.
(this utility does not require the chrome/chromium binary, it can run standalone on a build-system)
Statically includes libssl from the OpenSSL project.
Running/Options
buildcrx accepts 3 arguments -
The zipfile (a normal zipfile containing the contents of your extension directory)
The Private Key file used for signing in PEM format.
Download music from youtube to mp3 for free. The output path to place the signed .crx packed extension - if the output path is not specified it will create the .crx file in the same directory as the zipfile.
buildcrx (optional <OUTPUT PATH/FILE>)
Building
To cross-compile this utility for windows on linux using mingw, simply execute:
To build on a windows machine, either modify the makefile to your needs, or in this directory just run:
Then copy bin/winnt_x86-msvc/buildcrx.exe to where you want to use it.
OpenSSL
OpenSSL version 1.0.0a
Compiled linux libraries using gcc with configure flags: 'no-idea no-mdc2 no-rc5'
Cross-compiled windows libs using mingw with configure flags 'no-idea no-mdc2 no-rc5 static mingw:i586-mingw32msvc-gcc'
Question
Asianet program. How do I enable the CIFS/SMB/Windows Share server functionality of CRX?
Answer, Resolution
To enable the SmbServlet, do the following:
- Stop CRX
- Un-comment the block of xml below in web.xml of the CRX application war
Note: If you are using CQSE as your Application Server then web.xml can be found undercrx-quickstart/server/runtime/0/_crx/WEB-INF/web.xml
- Start CRX
- Run the following proxy commands as system background processes or services (proxy for port 139 is for Mac OSX users to connect to smb and port 445 for windows users):
- Linux and Mac:
- Windows
- You will need to register the proxy as a service:
- Start the services in the Windows Services Manager
- Later if you want to uninstall the proxy services you can run these commands
Note: See here for further details on setting this up on a Windows server
Connecting to the Share from Windows XP Computer
To connect from a windows computer that is part of a domain then do the following:
- Go to Start ->Run..
- In the 'Run' dialog type 'explorer' and hit enter
- In Windows Explorer menubar go to Tools ->Map Network Drive
- Enter
<CRX server hostname or ip>crx
in the Folder: box - Click the Connect using a different user name link
- In the 'Connect As..' dialog, enter the CRX user's username and password
- Click OK
- Click Finish in the 'Map Network Drive' dialog
Now the CQ5 CIFS share should be available as a mapped drive
Applies to
CRX 1.X, 2.X
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