[20:58] Hello there, i just installed ubuntu studio 19.10. Currently I'm in the process of setting it up. Can someone tell me where I can check/setup my firewall? Thanks [21:02] if you'd like to configure a host based firewall, there's "ufw" as a simplified frontend for iptables. a graphical interface "gufw" exists but i'm not sure i want to recommend this. [21:03] der_Rikkit: ^ [21:03] since all ubuntu flavours have a common foundation, you can generally ask such questions in #ubuntu, too, where you may get a faster response. [21:04] (but here is fine, too, if you prefer) [21:06] ahh, thanks, I'm quite new to the linux world, so thanks for pointing directions. I'm basicly looking for an option to check which ports are open, and to close those I don't need. if ufw can do that, I'm already happy. [21:08] i don't think checking which ports something is listening on is ufw's purpose. but it could enable filtering for ports. [21:09] sudo lsof -i should list ports which something is listening on, or ss, or sudo netstat -tulpen [21:14] thanks for the help so far, seems like i have to read alot to remotly understand how to setup ufw in a secure way. At least i know where to start now. [21:16] you're welcome. most home users don't strictly need a host based firewall as long as they don't need to setup services which shouldn't be available to everyone on the (wireless?) LAN. [21:23] well, this pc may connect to not so friendly free wifis in the future, so I prefer to have at least some kind of defence [21:27] sure, if this is a computer you connect to different networks, including ones you don't fully trust, you should take some precautions, such as not having services listen and / or using a host based firewall. === Tom is now known as Guest35116 [22:26] Hello! I'm curious: Does anybody know how to load a scale into the Scala Quantizer in AMS? I'm told that no scale has been loaded, but I can't find a button to do just that. [22:56] quit