[00:00] root@rescue:~# mount /dev/vda mount: can't find /dev/vda in /etc/fstab [00:00] ehh [00:00] fdisk -l [00:00] For me? [00:00] yes pet [00:00] /dev/sda1 [00:00] 2 and 3 [00:01] ah wait, there's more. [00:01] my vpn is vda.. ok sda bigger 1 [00:01] i see a system failure [00:01] a few minutes ago [00:01] there is also /dev/sdc2 [00:01] gross while ssh'ng tunneling the vps [00:01] check what one is the biggest [00:02] /dev/sdc3 is the same as /dev/sda3 [00:02] But it's the sda3 one right? [00:02] genius conclusion [00:02] Hehe [00:03] how do i get started with ubuntu server and what server tech comes with it, nignix or apache? [00:03] hmmm no idea [00:03] root@rescue:~# mount /dev/sda3 mount: can't find /dev/sda3 in /etc/fstab [00:03] .. :c [00:03] | quit │ adamg [00:04] │ [00:04] | quit │ adamg [00:04] PeterM12121: can you try dmesg? [00:04] │ [00:04] ok damn it [00:04] its vda for me and theres onle 1 [00:04] hmm [00:04] because that lists kernel messages and if there was a mount error or something like that it may be in there [00:04] is vps or dedi [00:04] The dmesg command does work [00:04] killall5 [00:04] I'll have a look. Dedi [00:04] ahhh [00:04] dont use killall5 [00:05] it kills runlevel 3 [00:05] works on a hurry but [00:05] any help [00:05] zealsham_: sorry, i know nothing about ubuntu servers. in general though, you can probably install whatever server you like on them [00:09] worked for me [00:09] 0.0 [00:11] thos ejedis [00:12] anon : i told u dunt touch mah puppy.. u do it i'll smash 6000000000000 hammers of god in your face [00:12] u r advaised :OP [00:12] root@rescue:~# mount /dev/sda3 mount: can't find /dev/sda3 in /etc/fstab [00:13] Still can't mount.. [00:13] Is it only Unity that uses compiz? [00:13] PeterM12121: do you have curl available? can you post data to a bin? [00:14] Sorry, how does curl work? Hehe [00:14] I'm in rescue mode from OVH right now [00:15] ~o\/o~ [00:16] In the past few days, my ll (alias) command I normally use has now become a command not found. I am on 16.04 and bash shell. If I go into sudo, it works. I have made a few changes but nothing major. How do I get it back? [00:17] I am accessing via ssh [00:18] welcome to Ubuntu FC Paralimpic [00:18] It works correctly from gui in a terminal session. What did I do to ssh? [00:20] GrandPa-G: .bashrc is not sourced upon ssh. source it in .bash_profile [00:22] pavlos: excuse my ignorance, exactly how do I "source" it? source $HOME/.bashrc [00:22] root@rescue:~# sudo mount /dev/sda /mnt mount: /dev/sda is already mounted or /mnt busy [00:22] GrandPa-G: yes, create a .bash_profile and . ~/.bashrc [00:22] But it's not in /mt .. [00:23] pavlos:interesting. I have another system that is set up almost the same and it doesn't even have a .bash_profile and yet it works. How? [00:24] Got it [00:24] k. [00:24] %v [00:24] By Tomahawk 2017 [00:24] GrandPa-G: maybe there is a ~/.profile which has code to source ~/.bashrc [00:25] pavlos: is there a default system wide .bash_profile like in etc? I am looking to see what the difference is. [00:27] GrandPa-G: there should be system wide files in /etc/skel/ (I have a .profile and a .barhrc 16.04 [00:27] pavlos:I see what happened. I install some mysql stuff and it created a ~/.bash_profile where there was none before. I removed it and it now works. [00:27] pavlos:so I must now be picking up the system default, which is what I want. I will deal with the mysql stuff another way. Thanks for the help. [00:28] GrandPa-G: you can add source ~/.bashrc in there (like you wrote) and keep the file if you want [00:28] pavlos:I realize that but I think the mysql stuff didn't work anyway. [00:29] GrandPa-G: ok === Betlehem is now known as [BX]of[Suicide] [00:34] how do you revert or install an older version of qt? code compiled with 5.7 will not work on my remote server [00:43] <[BX]of[Suicide]> ;) [00:45] I have an Ubuntu 1404 I have used on the desktop for a long while.. just now, a series of updates came in, which I accepted.. then right away, another series of updates appeared.. I just accepted.. it was BASH and LOGIN.. how do I check what those updates did ? [00:45] FrogCast, old but still valid https://harishnavnit.wordpress.com/2014/03/24/handling-multiple-versions-of-qt/ [00:46] !cookie | oerheks [00:46] oerheks: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [00:46] hi darkblue, [00:46] the history.log file in /var/apt might have what you need- [00:47] sry [00:47] no such dir [00:47] I see a /var/cache/apt [00:47] test [00:47] sorry /var/log/apt/ [00:48] oh ah - looking [00:48] tried to start message with / - i haven't irc'ed in a while : ) [00:48] <[BX]of[Suicide]> yes my masterm :) [00:48] there should be a history.log file there === [BX]of[Suicide] is now known as ChicoRodeo [00:48] :-D [00:48] Upgrade: bash:amd64 (4.3-7ubuntu1.5, 4.3-7ubuntu1.6), passwd:amd64 (4.1.5.1-1ubuntu9.2, 4.1.5.1-1ubuntu9.4), login:amd64 (4.1.5.1-1ubuntu9.2, 4.1.5.1-1ubuntu9.4) [00:49] do you know where i cand find a list of games for ubuntu that work also on windows same kit? [00:49] that looks 'official' and all.. but you can understand my concern.. its a good time to take a minute and check [00:50] so - what would I do next, to find out more about those, on this machine? [00:50] looks valid http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=bash for trusty [00:50] Liquid, I think there's a website called SteamDB that might be able to get you what you need [00:50] thx fashbowlbasherso [00:51] !info bash [00:51] bash (source: bash): GNU Bourne Again SHell. In component main, is required. Version 4.4-2ubuntu1 (zesty), package size 607 kB, installed size 1636 kB [00:52] right - I am asking, how would I check THOSE new updates [00:52] here on this machine.. I suppose, matching a md5 and some receipt somewhere? [00:52] darkblue_b, why? those updates come through a secure channel [00:53] why check the contents of a patch to login and bash ? [00:54] I dont see why you would tell anyone not to.. [00:54] you understand that a patched bash could hide almost anything, right? [00:54] bad_internet.exe [00:57] oh - pardon.. passwd, bash and login [00:57] GLib-GObject-WARNING **: g_object_set_valist: object class 'GeglConfig' has no property named 'cache-size' [00:57] anyone know anything about this? [00:58] starting gimp for the first time I get this on ubuntu 17.04 mate [00:58] darkblue_b, i see no bash update in this cve https://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-3276-1/ [00:59] so I just got myself a new computer and it has a z270 chipset. Using the front panel for headphones and when I plug them in, I get a moment of audio before its cut off and goes from speaker mode to headphone mode (watching it via the alsamixer, sound panel, etc). However...I have no idea what to look for so suggestions? So far my google-fu is directing me more towards issues with no audio at all. === ChicoRodeo is now known as Zalabas_Er_Woote [01:00] ah that is recent [01:00] ok .. well maybe thats well and good enough for now.. I am not actually excited about crawling through receipts and MD5s, but login+passwd+bash did jump out for me [01:01] darkblue_b, thank you for asking, these urls are a way to check updates, if you *need* to [01:02] and, it came in a second round, after I accetpted the first round [01:02] my main server for work is 1404, and I do care.. so yes.. I do need to [01:03] when heartbleed appeared, I turned the machine off for several days! [01:03] no php.. blah blah.. anyway, tx [01:03] thx [01:04] have fun! [01:04] :-) [01:12] is there a way to detect if a c++ program is started from a desktop based terminal? [01:13] in ubuntu 14.04? === Zalabas_Er_Woote is now known as Betlehem [01:16] not too sure. [01:16] noted. [01:17] Anyone know where I can get some decent lappy stickers ? | These are bland: http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/stickers/ [01:18] redbubble, zazzle, hackerstickers, umm... there's a few others [01:23] hi [01:24] I have upgraded win on dual boot and it now loads windows boot manager instead of grub, I did try to force it to load grub by pointing to it, yet to work [01:24] any ideas what can be done [01:24] !grub | hehehe [01:24] hehehe: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [01:25] Is there some way to turn off bluetooth permanently on my ubuntu laptop? [01:26] bash it was 16.04 [01:26] you can add it your rfkill list [01:27] so probably grun 2 [01:28] fashbasherso, I did actually try that but it did not work it seems [01:31] wish, have you looked at the rc.local file? [01:32] also, try: [01:32] If you wish to turn off bluetooth, you can do: sudo systemctl disable bluetooth [01:32] open this file with nano or gedit or whatever: /etc/init/bluetooth.override [01:32] enter in [manual] on line 1, then save and exit [01:33] you _should_ be good from there [01:34] wish^, let me know if that helps [01:39] Did not work adding it to that file [01:40] and by [manual] i mean just write the word manual and nothing else - i don't know how much exp you have w. linux but [ ] means this and nothing else. : ) [01:44] How can you resize a LVM? I have Ubuntu installed on my HDD, all in one big LVM partition. Now, I want to add another distro on the same HDD. How is it possible to create a completely new partition, when the LVM uses the whole drive at the moment? [01:44] wish, here's a reference if I'm confusing the fuck out of you: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2326395 === Phanes- is now known as Phanes [01:46] daPhipz: lots of lvm tutorials and howto's on the internet just google. === semeion is now known as mnemonic [01:55] sudo find / -name "GeglConfig" [01:55] sudo find / -name "GeglConfig" [01:55] sorry [01:56] find: ‘/run/user/1000/gvfs’: Permission denied [01:56] why that [02:07] computeruser, type `id` [02:08] computeruser, also type `ls -al /run/user/1000/gvfs` [02:09] computeruser: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/77453/why-cannot-find-read-run-user-1000-gvfs-even-though-it-is-running-as-root [02:14] hi [02:15] hey hey [02:17] how many people here use irssi [02:18] noobuntu, There is a #irssi channel... [02:18] true, thanks [02:20] haha. dude bounced. === __raven_ is now known as __raven__ === virtualriot is now known as sweetheart [02:38] hi [02:39] alguno habla español? [02:39] muchos juevos [02:39] !es | santy [02:39] santy: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [02:39] /join #ubuntu-es [02:40] MAS JUEVOS [02:43] hi [02:43] hello [02:44] more eggs? [02:44] balls? [02:44] depending on your intended dialect. === max__ is now known as Guest83830 [02:51] very extremed [02:52] dead, forever. === jared is now known as Guest6872 [03:00] Detected behavior from 203.87.133.146 consistent with that of a mail server. <- what does this means? [03:00] what it says [03:01] smtp ports are open... [03:01] possibly === CodeMouse92 is now known as CodeMouse92__ [03:06] i am trying to build imagemagic statically so I can toss and run it on a remote server (which doesnt have gcc, and which i am not an admin). I am trying right now... what I see is a bunch of .lo files, which says to me I probably am not doing this right. [03:07] What steps do I need to do with ./configure and make in order to compile this program statically? [03:10] hi [03:10] hi [03:10] aloha [03:10] dinasty ubuntu-nin restaurant [03:10] i got some problem with my ubuntu. i can write in 30min [03:10] ok [03:16] :=) [03:27] hey :D [03:28] hello :) [03:30] sb out there? [03:30] !ask | gegen [03:30] gegen: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [03:33] !patience [03:33] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/ [03:33] i got problems with my wifi: if i start my pc, it works fine. after a while i cant use the internet anymore. i seems to be connected to the rounter but no internet. if i click to reconnect to wifi, i get internet again. [03:34] this happens maybe all 2 minutes [03:36] gegen, If you set the wifi to use a static IP address, does the problem persist? [03:36] it is set to static ip. i had it on dhcp before but i had the same problem [03:37] gegen, is it a Realtek chipset? [03:37] yes [03:38] gegen, And 17.04? [03:38] 16.04lts [03:38] I think it could that he might be using the wrong firmware for his wifi card [03:38] gegen, Ah...sorry...jumped the gun... [03:39] just a guess [03:39] i didnt changed anything. i'm a noob. how can i change the drivers? [03:40] i just started it again. at first it worked fine. now it hangs again [03:40] gegen, You changed the wifi to use static IP, right? Something to look at would be /etc/network/interfaces - see if the actual connection is setup for static in that file...could you look? [03:40] dns_probe_not_finished now [03:41] but it is connected to wifi [03:42] in the etc/network/interfaces is only loopback [03:42] auto lo and ifance lo inet loopback [03:42] gegen, Are you in the terminal looking at this? [03:42] how do i get my software back that i bought in 14.04 on 17.04 [03:42] sudo nano etc... [03:43] gegen, So is that "Yes, I am in the terminal" or something else...? [03:43] yes in terminal [03:44] i set static ip over the taskbar. is seems to work. i always get the right ip and i can connect with ssh or ftp (only when the internet bug doesnt appear) [03:45] gegen, Care to experiment and see if this resolves your issue? [03:45] trying to get my graphics card working [03:45] i got this [03:45] https://pastebin.com/7Wf08rcQ [03:46] router is set to start dhcp from 192.168.0.50. my static ip is 192.168.0.77 [03:46] YankDownUnder, ok [03:46] how do i get my software back that i bought in 14.04 on 17.04 [03:47] gegen, In the terminal, type: ifconfig ===> what is the NAME of the wireless connection? (I'll assume wlan0, but I don't want to really assume) [03:48] YankDownUnder, no its more complex: wlxa0f... do you need the whole name? [03:48] selsper_: To see graohic's info ' sudo lshw -C display ' . [03:49] gegen, If you can do a "pastbinit" of the output of "ifconfig" that would be lovely... [03:49] YankDownUnder, wlxa0f3c107fa2f [03:49] !pastbinit | gegen [03:50] Argh...misspelling... [03:50] !pastebinit [03:50] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit -b http://paste.ubuntu.com [03:51] YankDownUnder, i started the pc ~7min before. internet hangs up b4 ~5min. the site just reloaded. it seems that i fixes itself after a time. but i think it will hang up in a few mins again [03:52] !pastepinit [03:52] bin [03:52] not pin [03:52] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24521101/ [03:52] gegen, Here's a link to take a look at --> this would be fore ensuring a static ip, system wide...eh? : http://www.configserverfirewall.com/ubuntu-linux/ubuntu-set-static-ip-address/ [03:54] gegen, Testen Sie das Sehen Sie, wenn das Netzwerk das Netzwerk macht. [03:55] Hi Sidney [03:55] sydney_untangle [03:58] YankDownUnder: Any clue why systemd would use the MAC in the WIFI ID "wlxa0f3c107fa2f" ? Is there a hint here ? [03:58] Bashing-om, Funny you should ask that - because I'm trying to figure THAT strange bit out right now...hmm... :) [03:59] Can't blame aliens or Trump. [03:59] hi um [03:59] YankDownUnder, do i need "dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4"? [03:59] I installed cloudron and it seems like it added iptables rules to block all ports it's not using and I can't figure out how to allow them again [04:00] YankDownUnder: My thoughts too ----- Hummmm . Rest assured I sure do not know . [04:00] that would help you but thats not going to fix your problem gegen [04:01] gegen, You can use the Google DNS servers (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) but you'd want to have the IP of your router FIRST...everything else would be after that...especially if you're using a different set of DNS servers...(you can still tack on the Google DNS servers at the end...if you so desire) [04:09] YankDownUnder, it doesnt work. "ping -c 4 google.com" -> unknown host. [04:11] gegen, Assuming you've got a terminal open, can you type: sudo ifconfig | pastebinit => so I can see, please? [04:11] YankDownUnder, i cant change wifi settings anymore in taskbar. it says "device not managed" [04:11] gegen, Because you've statically set the IP without using the network manager... [04:12] YankDownUnder, can i send a photo maybe? i cant paste it without ssh :D [04:12] YankDownUnder, or internet [04:12] gegen, whichever you can [04:14] YankDownUnder, https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byk4GWvlHo7bVWk5RlhvbXZJZDA [04:16] YankDownUnder, https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Byk4GWvlHo7bU1EyS0hNYnNXSG8/view?usp=sharing [04:17] YankDownUnder, and thats the settings on windows with dhcp https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Byk4GWvlHo7bTUQxRjJnQnZCOE0/view?usp=sharing [04:19] gegen, Far out...right...what is in the listing when you type: ifconfig -s ==> the interface names...? [04:20] YankDownUnder, first one is lo, second one is wlxa0.... [04:20] was zur hoelle is dat fuern interface name??? [04:20] can i change the interface name? [04:20] :D [04:20] can you "cat /etc/resolv.conf" [04:21] you can, but its not important, and takes some time messing around with udev [04:21] i got the same wifi stick twice. i could try the other one too :d [04:21] gegen, I'm a bit blown away over the fact that the wlan is NOT given a simple name... [04:22] cat ... -> nameserver 8.8.8.8, nameserver 8.8.4.4 [04:22] i installed ubuntu yesterday [04:22] gegen: 'ifup wlxa......' will bring the static config up? [04:23] removed bloat, installed chrome and pipelight [04:23] ifup: interface wl... already configured [04:24] gegen, What happens when you type: ifup wlan0 --> ? [04:24] unknown interface wlan0 [04:25] gegen, ifup wlan1 --> ? [04:25] same [04:25] ifdown wlx..... && ifup wlx..... ? [04:26] waaaiiittt [04:26] no internet [04:26] but ifconfig changed [04:26] gegen, Far out...right oh...WELL, you can remove (or quote out) what you've put into the /etc/network/interfaces -> restart the network (sudo systemctl restart network) -> that at least will give you your net back... [04:26] photo! [04:26] inet adresse is correct now [04:27] i think it tries to do all networking through lo instead of wlxa... [04:27] because the rxbytes and txbytes are changing [04:27] sudo route ---- photo [04:28] but this dongle is a wifi dongle, right? [04:28] missing the wpa-stuff in the static config [04:29] usb wlan dongle [04:30] ifdown wlxa -> it disappears in ifconfig -> ifup wlxa -> takes ~20sec -> its back again [04:30] Was upgrading to ubuntu 16.04 when it appears the upgrader has problems. It is hanging at configuring libudev1, the last message in the terminal is Found memtest86+ image and mount is at 100% cpu. Any suggestions? [04:31] route -> empty table, command not terminating / takes more then 10s === DrBrownBear is now known as Guest12462 [04:33] i just kept auto wlxa... and iface wlxa.. inet dhcp -> now when i ifdown -> some output and i can manage it over taskbar again [04:33] gegen: can you change your static config in /etc/network/interfaces https://linuxconfig.org/setup-wireless-interface-with-wpa-and-wpa2-on-ubuntu like here, just addin the wpa things. or is the wifi network open, but i assume you are in germany so if it is you are fucked anyways :P [04:34] would be f**** with an open wifi ;) [04:34] ;-) === flush is now known as flush_ === flush_ is now known as flush [04:36] when i set it to dhcp like i said, when i type ifdown and ifup -> dhcpdiscover on wlxa.. to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval... repeating [04:36] 470!1 [04:37] that does count? [04:39] gegen: i mean with the static config + wpa-ssid +wps-psk [04:39] im on it [04:40] it is "different" [04:41] dhcp works [04:41] do i really have to type in the wifi key into wpa-psk? is that safe? [04:42] ikr [04:43] it is safe [04:44] the order doesnt matter in etc/network/interfaces? i dont need to indent address, netmask etc? [04:47] something is fucked up [04:47] i intent it, dont knwo if its neccessary [04:48] i set it to static ip 192.168.0.77, restarted service. it connects to 192.168.0.67 and network works. i still can ssh to 192.168.0.77. router shows that nowthing is connected to this ip but i can still connect [04:49] you router shows ip's that he did not give out? [04:50] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24521427/ [04:50] my router shows that "UbuntuPC" is connected to "192.168.0.67". nothing is connected to 192.168.0.77 [04:51] can you ping 8.8.8.8 ? [04:51] so how the hell can i ssh to 192.168.0.77 [04:51] ping works [04:51] then the machine is online! [04:52] is 192.168.0.77 staticly config? perhaps the router only tracks dhcp requests [04:52] yes but now at 192.168.0.77 [04:52] i think [04:52] you know how routing works? [04:52] i think my pc remembered the mac address and connects to the mac address [04:52] paste us the output of 'sudo route' and wait for more than 10 secs [04:52] gegen: quite sure - no [04:54] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24521436/ [04:54] now it responds instantly [04:54] and the output of 'netstat -apn' [04:55] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24521445/ [04:56] well, well, well [04:56] somehow the 192.168.0.77 address is up too on the machine [04:56] ftp to .77 works aswell [04:56] can you restart the box? [04:56] how about ssh or ftp to 67? [04:58] restarted -> ifconfig says im on .77 now. seems to work [04:59] ping to .67 doesnt work. seems to work now [05:00] wait - no. only local network. no internet [05:00] ping 8.8.8.8 ? [05:01] works [05:01] cat /etc/resolv.conf? [05:01] firefox or chrome -> dns probe finished bad config [05:01] empty, only comments [05:02] sudo echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8 >> /etc/resolv.conf" [05:02] does that solve the issue? [05:02] how can it :D sudo echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf [05:04] ok resolv.conf has nameserver 8.8.8.8 now but... :D [05:05] but... it will be lost after restart: option1. never ever restart again option2. another hour finding out why the nameserver from the static config is not in the filde option3. make the file readonly [05:05] i changed sth in etc network interfaces. now i get 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 in resolv.conf [05:06] and everything works? [05:06] seems to work [05:06] didn't expect option2 to be solved that fast :D [05:06] had no "dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4" [05:07] question 1) will i get the same back as b4, that i will disconnect after 2 min? [05:07] question 2) do i have all necessary things in /etc/networks/interface [05:08] i do not knwo the interfaces fille right now. and the issue wasn't "does not connect" ? :P [05:08] but it should not disconnect after 2 minutes [05:08] no :D [05:09] at the beginning i set static ip over the taskbar [05:09] with ubuntus ui etc [05:09] i had internet for 2 min [05:09] 17.04? [05:09] 16.04 lts [05:09] :o [05:09] it was lost then [05:09] just wait a few minutes [05:09] i had to reconnect to wifi [05:09] then it was there again [05:10] at least you have eliminated the networkmanager from the equasion [05:10] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24521490/ [05:10] thats my etc network interfaces now [05:10] looks ok [05:11] if you just need internet there is no need for fancy things [05:11] the system is fully updated? [05:12] i have naming issues for ethernet cards here 16.04 when the systems are not fully updated [05:12] and that name my friend is not normal [05:15] i did apt-get update and apt-get upgrade [05:15] btw. not good [05:16] seems to be the same issue [05:16] so still have internet? 2 minutes should be over... [05:16] :/ [05:16] internet is not working anymore :D [05:16] ifdown ...... ifup ..... [05:16] till i disconnect and connect again [05:16] and its back there? [05:16] thats the problem [05:16] then i get it again for 2 mins [05:17] thats the only device having problems? [05:17] phone/tablet/laptops/whatever work constantly? [05:17] pc over lan works constantly [05:18] phone over wifi... not always === peaches is now known as Guest36300 [05:18] how far away are you from the wifi router? [05:18] i have to reconnect there too sometimes [05:18]