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I've went through every single tutorial on the internet, all of them suggest:

pip install uwsgi

But after that, I keep getting:

bash: uwsgi: command not found

I have tried installing it directly:

yum -y install uwsgi

Tried via pip & pip3.8

pip install uwsgi

pip3.8 install uwsgi

Tried within Virtual env:

source venv/bin/activate

(venv) [root@ MyAPI]# pip3.8 install uwsgi

After all those installations, I get Successfully installed uwsgi, but typing uwsgi or uwsgi --version still returns command not found.

Even tried: find / -name uwsgi but it didn't work either! find: â??/proc/12065â??: No such file or directory

I'm giving up...

I'm trying to deploy a Python Flask app (for API endpoint) on CentOS for work, but every online guide I've followed isn't working for me!

python3 -m venv APIenv

The env was created successfully, but then trying to activate it:

source APIenv/bin/activate

Returns nothing, neither an error not is it activating it!

from what I understood, activating it should make the CLI look like this:

(venv) $ _

I'm also having another problem:

pip3 install firebase_admin

this worked and it was installed, but then running my app:

python3 app.py

Traceback (most recent call last): File "app.py", line 4, in import firebase_admin ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'firebase_admin'

Every online guide I've followed is getting me stuck here, I really need to get this to work, what am I doing wrong?

I'm running Prosody server on ubuntu.
I was wondering if there's a possible way to get the IP address of each client who connects to my server, basically, I want 2 things:
1) I want to get the IP address of the user who uses a JID of my server.
2) I want to get the IP address of the user who enters a conference on my server.
Now there's a module that works kinda similar like what I need, but to get the IP, I have to use prosodyctl which doesn't help what I'm trying to do.
So, is there a possible way to save their IPs in a file maybe? or any other way to get it rather than using prosodyctl? Thank you.