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i have an asustor nas and i set it up with my hdd raid 1 drives as volume1, and installed my ssd later as volume2. now docker is constantly making my hdds tick and I can't move it to the SSD because asustor don't allow it ☠️ so I'm looking at reeeeaaallly testing my backups, wiping the device and reinstalling everything. It's all in docker so it's theoretically easy enough 🤞

yeah this explains a lot haha

thank you! I've been on linux for years but somehow hadn't heard of these

yeah i do exactly this and it's very stable and unproblematic. has made a significant difference in my life

You're very welcome! Just to be clear, these are the types of dependencies I was thinking:

• this task can only end a set time after that task ends (the cleaning of the job site can start during the job, but can't end until the job does)
• this task can start after that task has started (I can start processing lab data after the first experiments have come in - I don't have to wait to the end)

etc.!

I think it should be possible to define many dependencies / constraints and have the program simply freeze and flag when there are conflicts due to overdefining. I'm sure there's a way to calculate the degrees of freedom, though the math isn't something I can be bothered with rn haha

if you do Gantt charts, please make sure you implement as many dependency types as possible - most of the power of gantt charts lies in how depencies allow changing one thing allows automatic adjustment of the entire timeline, but almost all of the tools I've used have only implemented "this task starts when that task ends" which is infuriating

Thanks, will do!

just want to update you I finally got it working - thanks so much for your help! 🙏

Thank you! I'm away today but I'll try these soon, hopefully they fix it!

I struggled with everything else and had to use exiftool to get things working

yeah I also have issues leading back to my ISP

Thanks! 🥰

Thanks team! 😁❤️

I think it varies massively by ISP. my ISP has not implemented IPv6 properly so it causes all sorts of grief for me

I ended up having to. I'd have liked to keep IPv6 on, but my router wasn't letting me permanently route the IPv6 traffic to my nas. something about my ISP using dynamic addresses so it would change periodically, and the router wouldn't accept the format of IP addresses that I generated.