| I wanted to be able to put my raw images on an external drive and edit them with DarkTable from both a Linux and a MacOS system. | |
| The following approach seems to work? | |
| - Install DarkTable on both Linux and MacOS. In both copies, point the base directory naming pattern to a folder on my external drive (prefs->import->base directory naming pattern). | |
| I also went to prefs->storage->look for updated xmp files on startup and checked it. | |
| - On the Linux box, do a *copy import of my raw files to get them on the external drive, construct the xml sidecar files, and | |
| build the library.db file for the local OS. | |
| - On the MacOS box, do a *NON copy import* of my external drive to grab the sidecar files and build the library.db for the | |
| local OS. |
| Install RawTherapee, available from https://rawtherapee.com/downloads/5.10/. | |
| My package manager had the old 5.8 one that couldn't handle .CR3 files, so I grabbed the 5.10 AppImage | |
| and extracted the CLI tool with --appimage-extract. | |
| Basic command line usage example: rawtherapee-cli -o ../canon-png/IMG_4555.CR3 -s -t -Y -c canon-raw/IMG_4555.CR3 | |
| Batch bash script: for f in canon-raw/*.CR3 ; do newf=./canon-png/`basename $f`; raw-therapee-cli -o $newf -s -t -Y -c $f; done | |
| More examples at RawTherapee's CLI usage page: https://rawpedia.rawtherapee.com/Command-Line_Options |
| I'm using Postman on Kali. I've set up Postman as a proxy on Chrome (using FoxyProxy) and can capture requests | |
| over HTTP while I interact with my target site in Chrome. Awesome! | |
| Now I want to capture requests running over HTTPS. According to the Postman documentation at | |
| https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/capturing-request-data/capturing-https-traffic/#installing-the-certificate-for-use-with-chrome, | |
| all I need to do is install the postman-proxy-ca.crt certificate that's in ~/.config/Postman/proxy in Chrome's CA certificate | |
| store ... except that postman-proxy-ca.crt doesn't exist?!? | |
| According to @mjhika's comment at https://community.postman.com/t/i-cant-found-the-postman-proxy-ca-crt-certificate-in-my-computer/23177/3, | |
| this is because Postman requires OpenSSL version 1.1.1.1. The July 2022 version of Kali, which is the version I'm running, |
I started with a Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation VM, version 1809, from here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/ Then I installed the needed tools: