It was back in 2013 when I posted something about how to set a keep-alive for SSH sessions in putty. Well if you are in Linux and you are using the SSH client shipped with it to connect to your servers you might want to do the same too. Getting your connection lost is really …
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Disable SELINUX permanently
Disabling SELinux is necessary to run many of applications and services such as webservers and etc. The easiest way to disable SELinux is the famous command of “setenforce 0”. while this command disables SELinux fast but it does not provide a permanent solution. To disable SELinux Permanently you need to make changes to “/etc/selinux/config” file. …