[00:11] uuuuu... hiaaa.... hiiiiii.... u-u-u-.. [00:13] you can buy a wireless to ethernet thingy [00:13] i did that once === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang [00:21] if someone can help me in python with something please message me [00:22] implite: there's #python [00:33] hey [00:33] what's new #ubuntu [00:33] hi [00:33] themyth, ubuntu support issue? === ancamnarus is now known as a_ryan [00:33] nah just saying hello [00:34] #ubuntu-offtopic is the chat channel [00:35] cool [00:40] access2me === captain_fixerpc1 is now known as captainfixerpc14 [00:41] Hi everyone! Quick question [00:41] help - I need to change gamma system default = 1.15 > 1.67. permanent [00:42] can someone help me run this on my machine? http://pastebin.com/6s9NXi5z [00:42] Quick question about adding someone to sudoers.. I've added a user to sudoers and also edited the visudo file [00:43] is a java program [00:43] but I still can't use "Sudo whatever" [00:43] but is supoposedly only for Windows and Mac [00:43] with the new user [00:43] ...even though it only runs in Java [00:43] grayghost13: did you log out and back in? [00:43] yep [00:43] i even restarted the server [00:43] grayghost13: try "sudo -l" [00:44] ok, in the root user or new user? [00:44] new user [00:44] ok 1 sec [00:45] "You must SSH in as root to run this command: sudo -l" [00:45] same thing I get when i try other commands [00:46] grayghost13: try as root, "id " "cat /etc/sudoers" and paste the output [00:46] !paste | grayghost13 [00:46] grayghost13: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [00:46] I'm trying to run a .jnlp file on Ubuntu... can someone help me? http://pastebin.com/6s9NXi5z [00:47] grayghost13: it sounds like the server has some kind of mechanism though, is this a vps? [00:47] yes [00:47] bumblefuzz, whats a jnlp file [00:47] The file that you are needing, the only change was the line under "root ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL" [00:48] "newuser ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL" [00:48] bazhang: it runs in java runtime [00:48] bazhang: the difficulty is it's intended to run only in Windows and Mac [00:48] grayghost13: ask the vps about it i guess [00:48] ok sounds good, thx [00:49] np [00:49] bazhang: but I should be able to run it if it only runs in JRE [00:49] bazhang: I just can't figure out how [00:53] http://askubuntu.com/questions/565016/how-to-run-a-jnlp-file-in-ubuntu-server bumblefuzz [00:58] bazhang: right, I got that far [00:58] bazhang: but it sets up a desktop icon and that doesn't run [01:07] * fergal32 waves hello === zenguy is now known as gtkguy === gtkguy is now known as zenguy [01:26] hi [01:26] hey [01:26] did anybody manage a gpu pass with nvidia? [01:32] I am following the guide here https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/advanced-installation.html trying to set up raid but in Step 5 there is no option for "physical volume for RAID", any ideas? [01:32] oh dear, i just noticed it's the server guide, i need desktop guide [01:35] !raid | Kyoku the guide I favor: -Desaktop does not have the raid tools - [01:35] Kyoku the guide I favor: -Desaktop does not have the raid tools -: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto [01:36] thanks Bashing-om [01:38] Kyoku: :) Pay attention to grub installation . [01:44] There has to be a way to fix this. Two displays plugged into a video card and Ubuntu 16.04 (xenial) won't let me swap the displays under X. [01:45] these raid guides are out of date and incorrect [01:45] Moving the mouse cursor from the left-hand screen means sliding the mouse farther left until it appears on the right side of the right-hand display. [01:46] If I try using System Settings --> Displays and moving the screen icons around, the system locks up with compiz at 100%. [01:50] Hiya folks. I'm trying to figure out a good way to install Ubuntu on an empty disk on my PC. It seems that I need to use the "something else" installation optoin, and partition the new disk with a primary and a swap partition. How big should the swap partition be? What disk should I chose for "device for bootloader installation"? [01:50] How much ram do you have, and how much do you think you could possibly need? [01:50] personally I usually put 8gb of swap and have 8gb real RAM, but I don't use much ram and the swap never gets touched [01:51] if you compile massive projects and run huge complex bloatware or do a lot of multitasking, you may need more ram [01:51] keep in mind, adding ram is better than adding swap if you can afford it [01:51] and if you have free slots for it [01:52] I hear people say you should use anywhere from 50% of your real ram, to 150%, as general recommendations, it's really not an exact science, the more ram you need, the more swap you should have incase you run out [01:52] right on. i have 16gb RAM, and don't really want to be relying on swap too much, so 8gb of RAM is reasonable for "just in case"? [01:53] If I had 16gb ram, I would have no swap partition, but I've never used more than 7gb of ram on this computer and never used any swap because i have swapiness set to 0 [01:53] gotcha. Should the bootloader be installed to the same disk i'm installing ubuntu on? I've heard that mixing windows 10 and *nix gets messy [01:53] but that's just me, you mihgt actually need swap, I don't know how you use your compugter [01:54] I'm a software dev, and just setting up a computer for use at home for my own projects [01:54] I like making a 1-2GB /boot paritition formatted ext2, then a 40-60gb /root partition, make any partitions you want as partitions and not folders after that, then I assign the rest to /home for users files [01:54] If you have 16GB of RAM, you don't need a large SWAP partition. damn, your OS should fly when running various apps [01:54] Oh as a software dev you may actually use 16gb ram [01:55] add 8gb swap to be safe [01:55] unless disk space is an issue [01:55] killtheliterate: If you want a multiboot system... not only dual-boot you have to set ot up from the beggining [01:55] compiling certain things and using many commmon development tools are extremely resource intensive, or at least can be under certain conditions [01:55] like, compiling the linux kernel, or gcc, can use a lot of ram... I don't remember how much, but it's not trivial [01:56] Heaviest thing I plan to do *atm* is compile Scala [01:56] I don't know how much resources that will take, but I doubt it compares to the two packages i just mentioned [01:56] I don't yet know the distinction between dual-boot v. multi-boot [01:56] scala is a language that compiles to JVM bytecode right? [01:57] the one that uses that actor based model(as if I know what that means)? [01:57] I had an irc buddy who was really into scala [01:57] killtheliterate: multiboot=more than two Operating Systems [01:57] and I know he never had more than 8gb ram, not sure how much if any swap he used [01:57] there's a thing called akka that provides the actor model stuff, but yeah, Scala is jvm [01:58] multiboot is the wrong term koleygr, because multiboot is the specification defined by and implemented by grub to provide a standardized way to load kernels not officially supported by grub [01:58] overlapping terms, dual-boot works, but multiboot is taken, we need another word for it [01:59] sorry, my os dev nerd side kicked in and i had to comment === wliu_ubuntu is now known as wliu [01:59] ok [01:59] lol [01:59] Thanks zeroeax2 [02:01] Grr... using xrandr to try and swap displays didn't work. The X server crashed.. and on restart, it sent off another bug report somewhere. [02:01] I think multiboot is the right term, but I also think it shouldn't be, because multiboot is a standard, dual-booting, or perhaps with a comma like multi-booting, to show they arne't the same term [02:01] CS is so huge though I guess there is bound to be overlapping terminology in various places [02:02] hmm, so seems I need to go slow and read some more if I want to install Ubuntu without wrecking my Windows 10 install [02:02] no [02:02] It will not cause a problem [02:03] you can do it with almost no risk [02:03] It will not cause problems unless you delete windows partitions to replace them with ubuntu partitions [02:03] So the option for "device for bootloader installation", should I pick the disk that I'm installing Ubuntu onto? [02:03] yes [02:03] Ah, alright, nice [02:03] Pick the block device, not the partition identifier [02:03] just /dev/sda or /dev/sdb [02:03] so /dev/sda not /dev/sda3 [02:03] gotcha [02:04] You're almost there killtheliterate :D You are on your way to linux-land [02:04] And with ubuntu there's a smaller learning curve because there's so much google-findable community support and guides/tutorials for everything [02:05] haha, nice nice [02:05] if you have a problem with ubuntu, you google the error and find a fix 99.9% of the time already posted because someone before you asked the same question [02:05] But be careful with the previous questions ,,, install alongside... don't erase [02:05] This is the reason I love ubuntu, the community support is great [02:05] looking forward to it... kinda been wanting to get off apple for a while, got a pc for, uh "games", but also want to be able to ease into *nix [02:05] Oh apple... Yeah kill it with fire man [02:06] the only reason I would buy an apple product, is because their laptops are nice hardware to install linux on if you can afford the stupid markup [02:06] If i was rich, I would have a macbook pro or macbook air, or both, running linux [02:06] and pay 2X the price [02:07] kk4ewt, yeah but you get a nice sleak deisgn, the screens are amazing, the batteries are amazing, they are light-weight and durable [02:07] apple wifi is cheapest wifi of the day [02:07] they ARE overpriced by A LOT, but they ARE also better in many ways [02:07] zeroeax2: my turn about terminology... mac use linux [02:07] I don't buy them because I don't have the extra money [02:07] zeroeax2, and the battery swells and breaks that fantastic looking cumputer [02:07] Mac uses a BSD variant, not linux [02:08] I think it's based on netbsd, but I'm not sure... one of the BSD's [02:08] I used to write osx drivers for hackintosh [02:08] so, I know a little about osx [02:08] yes it is based on Next [02:08] yes, but they ripped out all the security features in favor of optimizing performance and user experience [02:09] so, it's really not as safe as most *nix systems [02:09] and the newer security features they keep putting in, themselves are often exploitable and lead to infections [02:09] Apple is just horrible with security, I've delt with people high up in their security branch of software engineering, they have no idea what they are doing [02:10] which has what to do with ubuntu [02:11] It has to do with the fact that he has made a good choice by instlaling ubuntu on his mac [02:11] its really sad that so many packages are just deleted from ubuntu :( [02:13] wouldn't you agree kk4ewt? [02:13] i mean, there are other distro's but for a new linux user ubuntu is the best for sure [02:13] I have one of those new laptops with the touchbar... it's cheesy, imo [02:13] I have a laptop that I'm thinking about installing qubes or something like that on [02:13] Hey, I have a special need for a find command [02:14] find ~/workspace/x86_64-binaries/elf -type f -exec zsh -c 'echo ${"{}"#$"~/workspace/x86_64-binaries/elf"}' \; [02:14] That was the command that I was using, but I can't get it to stop saying bad substitution [02:24] is the a program or way to take snap shots of your system and then recover it later [02:24] DD would be the most basic [02:25] Any other solution that comes up when googling "Ubuntu Backup" would also suffice [02:25] BTRFS supports snapshotting the partition IIRC [02:25] he wants a 'restore point' [02:26] Hello I installed latest Nvidia drivers now all my windows are black [02:26] rsync can do that [02:26] PipeItToDevNull: i just installed a mininall lvm 16.04 but went crazy installed apps hah [02:26] I do a DD of my /root and keep it, simple restore point [02:26] No extra shit at all, I like minimal [02:27] Any suggestions to get my PC back to normal [02:27] no cursing here PipeItToDevNull [02:27] bazhang, My apologies [02:27] Troublednix, drivers installed from where [02:27] PipeItToDevNull: ok ill check it out.. yea me too haha [02:27] Terminal [02:28] PipeItToDevNull: ty [02:28] All my windows are black [02:28] Troublednix, what was the exact command you used [02:28] Sudo apt installing nvidia-178 [02:28] sere, Assuming a small /root (Mine is 8GB) it is an acceptable solution [02:28] Sorry on a mobile [02:29] Troublednix, thats not a correct command [02:29] It was because it installed Nvidia [02:29] Beta drivers [02:29] So, got Ubuntu installed on the new disk. To switch between windows and ubuntu, I hit f11 during startup. What's a bit weird to me is that hitting f11 now loads grub [02:30] PipeItToDevNull: im alittle disappoint because im running fluxbox/openbox used 12GB on the minimal installing just the basics [02:30] sere, How? Even my Xubuntu install fit in 8GB [02:31] killtheliterate, what would you like to happen? I do believe Ubuntu hides grub by default [02:32] PipeItToDevNull: i dunno i i didnt even install X and at first. im going to start over and see what happend but want a fresh start point encase i gotta go back [02:32] Yeah removed Nvidia drivers and all my windows are still black [02:32] Yet the panel is there [02:33] sere, I am on Manjaro atm, about a 5GB install size, my Xubuntu was about the smae === uhhf1 is now known as uhhf [02:36] PipeItToDevNull: thats not to bad when your getting everything it comes with lubuntu around 4gb.. im thinking it might be better just doing one of those [02:37] Hey there [02:38] sere, I enjoyed it, but wanted to try a distro with pacman [02:40] PipeItToDevNull: I don't mind at all, I just thought it was curious. I don't really understand bootloaders/etc. yet, so wasn't sure what/why makes grub appear now [02:41] PipeItToDevNull: reading about it now. never heard of it. ive been wanting to play with arch alittle [02:43] Anyone have trouble setting up dovecot with postfix on 16.04? [02:43] I can't find one guide that isn't somehow broken in a way I google can't help me fix [02:50] got rid of my third monitor and now back to a dual setup. for whatever reason, once i sign in, it won't show side by side desktops. just one desktop on both screns. GTX750Ti. lightdm-gtk-greeter. i3wm. /etc/X11/xorg.conf looks like its the same across reboots. cant figure wtf why it wont keep the dual set up [02:58] should I use 16.04.2 or 16.10? [02:59] or 17.04? [02:59] is 17.04 stable yet? [03:01] no, it's beta [03:01] so 16.10 is good then? [03:03] Sorry rebooted router. [03:03] I'm still on 16.04, I prefer LTS [03:03] PipeItToDevNull: diid you mean deja dup [03:04] sere, I am unsure what that means [03:05] killtheliterate, I am unsure why that would make it come up, I choose to always show the meny [03:05] PipeItToDevNull: what did you mean by DD [03:05] sere, The command dd [03:05] dd if/dev/sda1 of=/backup.dd [03:06] if= [03:06] PipeItToDevNull: hmm oh ok this might work [03:07] sere, It will make a file the same size as the partition copied, it is bit for bit [03:10] PipeItToDevNull: that works. i dont care about compression.. do you just restore it from a livecd or something [03:11] sere, Yep, dd if=/backup.dd of=/dev/sda1 [03:12] It's not about lacking compression, it's about the file being as large as the drives maximum contents, not it's used contents availablity [03:12] You will add all the unused 0's or random data after the useful stuff with dd [03:12] PipeItToDevNull: this is perfect.. thank you :) [03:12] I really think rsync is a better tool, But then it's harder to put pack together if you need to restore it [03:13] Well, you can pipe DD into an archive for compression [03:55] hi all , i just test my irc work normal or not. [03:56] any one can replay me ? [03:56] you mean reply? [03:56] yes,i want to talk tech. with you guys [03:57] Talk tech to us abckk. [03:57] 010010000111100101 [03:57] Show off. [04:00] ok , thank you [04:01] abckk: can you plrease repeat your requset for a test? [04:01] what ? i use irc first time , it's so cool [04:01] abckkk, What client are you using [04:01] abckkk: it was an attempt at humor. [04:28] how can i umount my /home part? [04:28] i want to part it [04:32] you mean you want to share your home folder or? [04:33] lpn_, What is your goal [04:33] Well, ok then [04:37] is discord's webapp ridiculously invasive or something? [04:38] if i use their webapp, it kills all of my internet services that i know of, except irc [04:38] until i clear my cookies [04:38] which is, bizarre [04:38] I havent had that issue [04:39] Hi when I try to set up a blog on Ubuntu say if I want to run a blog on Ubuntu server/ do I need to have ti specifically in the /var folder ? [04:39] implite, it completely baffles me [04:51] hi [04:52] when I make a mkdir command in my /var/ww folder to make a sub folder for a blog it does not allow me to why? [04:52] hi exfi [04:52] hi zeroeax2 [04:52] you may not have permission to access /var/www, or you may be missing a w in www if that's not a typo [04:52] zeroeax2; well im the adminsitrator :) [04:53] I don't know what the appropriate permissions to set your /var/www folder are, sorry [04:53] i used sudo mkdir [04:53] is that ok? [04:53] I want to make a subfolder in it called blog zeroeax2 as pHP runs from /var/www [04:53] I just want ot knwo if it will affect anything [04:53] it will be perfectly fine [04:53] sudo mkdir /var/www/blog [04:54] seems I dont have permission to even make a file zeroeax2 [04:54] zeroeax2, I bet that is owned by www-data "sudo -u www-data mkdir /var/www/blog" should work [04:54] yet im admin [04:54] you probably have to change the permissions of the file for the httpd to access it, maybe chmod 600 but I'm not sure about that. remembering command syntax is not my strong point [04:54] ah yes [04:54] listen to PipeItToDevNull, he seems to know more than me [04:54] :D [04:55] thanks PipeItToDevNull lol [04:55] I hope I didndt osund like a moron [04:55] dont change the perms of that directory, change your behavior to suit it [04:55] ah yes [04:55] i think chmod 600 would have worked too, but setting the permissions to the proper user is a far better option [04:55] yeah [04:55] I did that now [04:56] I should've doen that before :) [04:56] PipeItToDevNull; I wonder why it would be this way? considering im the sole admin of the server [04:56] You never know how to do things until you screw up enough times to accidently get it right [04:56] :) [04:56] yeah thats happened to me a few tiems zeroeax2 I had to issue 5 chggrps LOL [04:56] uxfi, Because www-data is what apache or whatever server runs as, it needs permissions and it shoudl be the only user with access to that data [04:57] PipeItToDevNull; ah right its conencted to apache thats right [04:57] PipeItToDevNull, Yes, I am aware, but I forgot till you said it [04:57] PipeItToDevNull, I'm not a noob, i just have mild brain damage [04:57] lol [04:57] that wasn't a joke [04:57] but hey, lets laugh at my stupidity, i'll throw one in too... lol [04:58] zeroeax2; asme here [04:58] lol [04:58] same [04:58] I got a concussion 3 months ago in an MMA fight and I can notice how much slower and stupider I got [04:58] It's scary how easy you can get serious brain damage [04:58] PipeItToDevNull; hm it seems to not even let me make a file [04:58] in the directory [04:59] says "I dont have permission" I'm using my desktop edtior conencted to the Ubuntu server [04:59] would chown -R be appropriate? [04:59] uxfi, are you doing it as the www-data user [04:59] Hello [04:59] hi StudlyAdams [04:59] PipeItToDevNull; hm yes [04:59] uxfi, did you screw with any permissions? [04:59] dont think so [04:59] I've never done any PHP work on this server before [05:00] uxfi, What is the output of "ls -al /var/www"? [05:00] ahh, the joys of messing with things in linux you don't understand and trying to fix your screwups as you go [05:00] let me paste it [05:01] PipeItToDevNull; http://pastebin.com/f8d8vSzB [05:02] isn't there an ls switch that lists permissions and ownership that he should paste? [05:02] zeroeax2; yeah I think that's ls -l [05:02] I dont know what sr is, mine are all xr [05:03] hm [05:03] Ok, it is a sticky bit, it sets inheritance [05:03] hm [05:04] any ideas PipeItToDevNull ? [05:04] uxfi, So, can you "sudo -u www-data touch /var/www/blog test.txt"? [05:05] jsut did that PipeItToDevNull [05:05] now what? [05:05] uxfi, So you have permissions [05:06] yes [05:06] uxfi, so you are trying to modify this directory with a GUI? [05:06] PipeItToDevNull; ahem yes. since my project fiels are open there. Sure enough I could just use vim or nano [05:07] uxfi, If that program cannot write it may not be running as the right user, assuming you just opened it then it would be running as your user, not www-data [05:08] You may be able to open it with "sudo -u www-data " [05:08] PipeItToDevNull; hm it should be. I used my log in credetilas I use for the server. It also found my RSA Key I use and logs in with that [05:08] and then run the app as the www user [05:09] hm [05:10] I am unsure where the issue would lie [05:10] PipeItToDevNull; me too [05:11] I do everything CLI with vim [05:11] ah [05:13] good morning to all [05:14] PipeItToDevNull; so to make a simple index.php file I jsut need to do mkdir? [05:14] er make? [05:15] "touch" would make a file "mkdir" would make a directory [05:16] ah yes right [05:16] PipeItToDevNull; its actually a permission issue. Coda will be trying to write to your root directory but it does not have permission to do this. [05:16] You need to change permissions in your root directory [05:16] How would I do that? [05:16] thats the problem it seems [05:17] uxfi, what is the output of "ls -al /var/www/blog" [05:18] PipeItToDevNull; http://pastebin.com/W93PtpdU [05:19] I am unsure, do you have a link to what you are trying to do [05:20] oh yes [05:20] PipeItToDevNull; http://ilovephp.jondh.me.uk/en/tutorial/make-your-own-blog/introduction [05:22] What step are we on [05:22] PipeItToDevNull; testing index.php [05:22] heh [05:23] PipeItToDevNull; touch: cannot touch 'index.php': Permission denied [05:23] hm [05:23] , this is all being run explicitly as www-data in terminal? [05:24] PipeItToDevNull; to my knowledge yes since thats where PHP seems to be [05:24] and well PHP reports its isntalled fine [05:25] I am unsure [05:26] PipeItToDevNull; no problem I'll try to solve it [05:28] uxfi: re-ask your question all in one line into the channel for newer volunteers might be able to help [05:31] PipeItToDevNull; a simple chmod 77 fixed it... [05:31] 777 [05:31] uxfi, well yes, but that is not a good fix [05:32] 777 is overly permissive, it's genrally not the best idea unless you mean to give EVERYTHING permission to it [05:32] more of a test to see if it's a permissions issue. [05:32] PipeItToDevNull; well what is the best idea then? [05:32] figure out why the GUI you are using cannot run as the proper user === anonymous is now known as Guest49591 [05:41] www.netblogbox.tech/p/nbb5.html [05:41] is that a sketchy link? [05:41] Yes [05:42] Doesnt load anyway [05:42] Guest49591, If that is a text post use pastebin [05:43] @uxfi I could be wrong on this one, i'm a noob. I'd say make sure the file owner is the ID you're currently logged in as, and if not use chown to make it so, and then reduce the permissions down to only what's needed to give owner r/w access. [05:44] I'm sure other people will correct me [05:44] StudlyAdams, The issue is that it is /var/www which needs to be owned by www-data, and should not have open permissions [05:44] ah, gotcha [05:44] that makes sense. [05:45] is there a way to make a groupw ith those permissions to add the current owner too? [05:45] I guess you could add a user to the www-data group [05:46] This sounds like a definitely documented issue. I bet a google search will get you exact directions on doing this. [05:59] uxfi: StudlyAdams "you" need to ne on the www-data group. see :http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9133024/www-data-permissions for one expanation of what is going on . [05:59] ah [06:01] uxfi: See " drwxr-sr-x 2 www-data www-data 4096 Mar 27 00:57 blog" here www-data is the owner and the group for this directory . [06:03] Bashing-om; cake means what? [06:05] uxfi: in your case "blog" . [06:06] Bashing-om; ah nvm got it [06:07] uxfi: Running a server, security is a art :) [06:07] Bashing-om; Indeed [06:09] That makes sense, so the permissions are inhereted by that group. cool. This is the kind of experience that nets you the big bucks on the Unix/Linux circuit. [06:09] StudlyAdams; yep [06:11] uxfi, how are you man [06:11] I was banned from macosx [06:11] long time back [06:12] lol [06:12] Well, you're better off not in there, you might catch a virus [06:12] :P [06:12] Dr_Coke; met nadine? [06:12] lol zeroeax2 [06:12] uxfi, I wish man [06:13] hi, i have the following problem, with samba server. I installed the samba application on my raspberry (Ubuntu Mate 2016) and after the install, i set a new user (same as my user on ubuntu mate) and set the folder. But when i now, want to access the folder, it seems, that he doesnt know the user or the passwd. I tried with vlc player on smartphone and ubuntu laptop. Is someone familiar with this problem`? [06:23] Does this help any? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Samba/SambaServerGuide [06:24] I'm looking at the section on file sharing, and it seems to have some information that could potentially be what you're looking for. [06:27] PipeItToDevNull; http://ilovephp.jondh.me.uk/images/pages/phpinfo.gif [06:27] I didnt see this page when I visited my php site [06:28] How do I remove php completely [06:28] I perhaps have messed it up [06:29] http://askubuntu.com/questions/59886/how-to-completely-remove-php [06:29] seems to have answers. [06:44] how can I see which process has a specific port open? [06:45] zeroeax2: ss -p [06:45] thank you === Sauvin is now known as bocaneri [07:06] Hi, after upgrading from 16.04 to 16.10 my WiFi doesn't work on my thinkpad t510i [07:06] Can someone help [07:07] It doesn't show in ifconfig [07:07]