If you have any issues with this let me know and I'll do some experimenting, but I'm currently using a similar method to change an interface from speed 1000 to speed 100 due to instability at the default speed.
sudo chmod 0744 /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/50-ethtool-autoneg-off
Although updates are a good thing to do, from a security point of view, there are some aspects that you will want to take into consideration when doing an update.
#Execmgr Auto Install Is Set To False update#
It should be at least read/execute for root, and writable makes it easier to update without having to change permissions or force your editor to save. Back in 2013, the WordPress 3.7 introduces the automatic update feature.There are 4 types of updates and that includes, the WP core, plugins, themes and languages.
You do need a shebang #!/bin/sh or #!/bin/bash from the examples I've seen, and the permissions he mentioned are definitely important. Log "Disabling auto-negotation on $IFACE"Įthtool -s $IFACE autoneg off speed 100 duplex full Note you can change eth0 to eth* if you want to disable for any eth device, you could also add eth*|en* if you have a system using the newer "predictable kernel names". As Jeff M hinted, you can do this with NetworkManager and I've had pretty good luck doing it that way.Ĭreate a file in /etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/ named 50-ethtool-autoneg-off and put the following contents in it.
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