[linux]Add normal user to run sudo in centos

So I have installed Centos, I was logged in as a normal user which i created during installation, but my normal user is not added to the sudo, so I need to login as root su -, then I run usermod -aG wheel your_username where your_username has to be replaced with your actual username, there … Continue reading [linux]Add normal user to run sudo in centos →

[linux]Installation source for installing CentOS 8

So i was using an image which is CentOS-8-x86_64-1905-boot.iso, there is an installation source which you need to select, so I went to this site to find out the address of the mirror. I found the one nearest to me by using the kickstart one. See below for what i mean. As usual... Centos expects … Continue reading [linux]Installation source for installing CentOS 8 →

Disable SELinux

There are times when disabling SELinux is required for some webapp to work. You can modify the SELinux from /etc/selinux/config Modifying the config file will make SELinux to be enabled (default), permissive or disabled upon boot up. To temporarily disable SELinux use setenforce 0 command.

CentOS6.2: Installing apache webserver

I really like Debian based linux, and I really prefer apt to yum. Searching packages from apt is easier than from yum in my humble opinion. CentOS rename the package the same as RedHat I supposed, apache cannot be found from yum list. A search with yum search apache revealed that the package is named … Continue reading CentOS6.2: Installing apache webserver →

CentOS6.2: Static IP and default gateway

I am a debian linux user, the way CentOS configures is slightly different, this post is a reminder for myself. Statically assign ip address to an interface on boot Edit the script file /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 Use a text editor to put these ONBOOT if set to yes will activate the interface id specified in DEVICE after … Continue reading CentOS6.2: Static IP and default gateway →

GRUB legacy

GRUB legacy is the predecessor of GRUB2, recently I have been doing backups of a HDD and need to transfer the contents into a new HDD. The previous HDD was using CentOS 6.2, CentOS is using grub 0.97 which is grub legacy. http://pkgs.org/centos-6-rhel-6/centos-rhel-i386/grub-0.97-75.el6.i686.rpm.html gives insights on where the files are if the location is at its … Continue reading GRUB legacy →