Setting default boot kernel in Grub on Debian/Ubuntu Rumi, June 6, 2014 In a terminal, run sudo update-grub Then, type grep menuentry /boot/grub2/grub.cfg Counting from 0, find the number of the line containing the 2.6 entry you want. Set that as default in /etc/default/grub and run sudo update-grub again. Since the option for "Other Linux Versions" is on line 3 of the Grub menu, I changed the line in the /etc/default/grub file from default 0 to default 2 Related Configurations (Linux) Grub
Proxmox Firewall Service Disable using Command March 20, 2024 Chrooting and then doing: systemctl disable pve-firewall systemctl mask pve-firewall should do the trick. then after rebooting and fixing your config, systemctl unmask pve-firewall systemctl enable pve-firewall systemctl start pve-firewall Should return to the defaults again. Ports used by Proxmox VE Web interface: 8006 (TCP, HTTP/1.1 over TLS) VNC Web… Read More
A small tweek in MySQL Data path in Linux using webmin June 12, 2008 By default all database and data are stored in /var/lib/mysql But whenever, you’re planning to setup a virtual hosted server, it is wise to set up and configure this db to be set up in some different bigger disk space. Like I use to place this data path to /home/mysql… Read More
Add a User To Group www-data ( Apache Group ) October 10, 2019 The procedure is as follows: Open the terminal application. Login to Ubuntu server using ssh. Add a new user named foo to www-data group by running useradd -g www-data foo command. Add an existing user bar to Apache’s www-data group on Ubuntu using usermod -a -G www-data bar command. Verify new modification on Linux… Read More