Cant you just use the wsus console to view this information? It will tell you how many computers and which computers need/have a specific update applied.
I suppose you could take that page, find the query it uses and copy it.
Or just use the console.

ss is to be the replacement for netstat going forward. It isnt included in Centos7 by default.
useful netstat command is netstat -tulpn
the closest equivalent i can find with ss is
ss -atunr
ss -atun
adding p at the end of each of these commands will also give you the processes using them.
Still not the same as netstat -tulpn but close.

@scottalanmiller That is the position i want to take.

What would i need to do to get all the existing MW data and put it in a newer MW server? Just tar up the data folder and untar in new MW server? That seems too easy.

@scottalanmiller I didnt do this. this server has existed since 2012

Yes. And now that i look php is installed there as well. In addition to being in its regular place.

I have been looking at upgrading one of our internal wiki sites. I did this awhile ago with another one, but this one here is confusing.
Server is Centos 6.9 running mediawiki 1.19(old, why i am upgrading). Too bad you cant do dist-upgrade in Centos.
Anyway, newer versions of mediawiki require php 5.5 and mysql 5.0.3 or higher.
I installed remi-repo, updated php to 5.6.
I then look to see what version mysql is.
Cant do it from #
find / -name mysqld
mysqld shows up in /opt/mediawiki-1.19.1-0/mysql/bin/mysqld
Why is this?
This cant be the default MW install configuration can it?
Cant update mysqld because it doesnt show as installed, probably due to it being in /opt/
How do i update it?
Why would someone have done this?

Just bought Halcyon 6 LIghtspeed Edition which came with the old Classic version and the soundtrack.

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@quixoticjeremy said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@quixoticjeremy get @RojoLoco to share his recipe with you

plz!

Damn, I guess I get to retype it...

Ok, get a 1 gallon glass carboy (yes glass, no not plastic or anything else)

Make sure you have some cheesecloth and a clean, food grade funnel and another glass container(s) that will hold basically a gallon of liquid

Get a 12oz bag of light roast coffee beans. Place them in a food processor or large coffee grinder and pulse until just coarsely cracked

Place said cracked coffee beans into aforementioned carboy. Fill to the top with cold spring water (this won't take quite a whole gallon. (Elementary school science will tell you why)

Cover the top with plastic wrap, shake it around a bit, then place into the fridge. Shake or stir at least once a day, every day for 4-8 days. Caffeination level is dependent on extraction time, so more time = more caffeine. When it has extracted long enough for you, strain through a few layers of cheesecloth into mason jars or other glass receptacles. Seal up containers and keep refrigerated. Don't start out with over 3-4oz at a time until you see how much it will crack you out. This is iced coffee concentrate, tread carefully.

I like mine over ice with a splash of 2% milk and maybe a whisper of cinnamon. On the weekend, I add some rum or bourbon as well.

Don't let your coworkers know that you have it or it will be gone. The cold brewing process makes the most clear, unobscured coffee flavor I've ever had.

That sounds like entirely too much work for some drugs.

@wirestyle22 I also own a typewriter.

Another reason why i use Windows Phone. I cant get this stuff since the apps dont exist for it