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77.111.246.49

Is what it says right now.

Closed the browser and reopened it

77.111.246.31

I will assume for now that it is variable .
I don't even know how to get what ip address it is using .
Maybe someone here has more experience with it .
I will see how I can find out and do further testing.

Looked around the forum and didn't see anything relating to my question that was recent. I installed Opera and turned on the VPN feature. When I first went to the MX forum and attempted to login it told me I was banned because of spam from my ip address. So figuring that the ip address it was seeing ...

Thanks for all of the answers.
I am going to have fun playing with this.

I have been reading through the documentation and can't find the answer to this.
I selected a group of files for clementine to play. That list shows up in the clementine window.
I would like to either print that this to a piece of paper or more preferred send it to a .csv file.
Is this possible?

I don't know what AVL uses but here is another link to better explain what is going on.
Arch seems to use this also.

https://github.com/Litarvan/lightdm-web ... issues/186

Just found this on the web:

so I did some research on this lightdm-webkit2-greeter I kind of remember installing this at some point and it had been working just fine so I kept it. It looks like this project has been abandoned. I will stop using this. Sorry everyone for trying to help when all along it had nothing to do with ...

Ok I commented out this line and the problem goes away.
I don't watch updates that closely.
Has this greeter changed recently or how do I check that?

Do any of you use this greeter?

Ok I put the lightdm.conf file that I kept and the problem reappeared. This section in the file has some items active as shown below. I am going to comment lines out to see what one is causing the issue. [SeatDefaults] #type=xlocal xserver-command=X -dpi $DPI #xserver-layout= #xserver-config ...