I don’t use turn signals when driving around a roundabout unless I’m exiting because I’m not psychotic.

But seriously, they are for signifying intent, not blinking idly, and they should be used plenty.

I put a turn signal on when I back into my underground parking spot when I’m literally the only person down there. Force of habit that I’m totally cool with.

Haha I literally thought of this exactly, Garry’s Mod. Why do I need this tortoise crap, just gimme a zip. Ah, summer child.

Infungible Plot of Land

There’s dozens of us!

Duh, the Devil helped it’s in the name.

With properly configured subvolumes, I’ll allow it.

Most commands are the same. They recommend just aliasing docker to podman so you can keep using your old commands.

Oh hey that’s awesome, maybe I’ll put my RX460 back into the jellyfin VM for transcoding. I need to migrate that box anyway.

This comment tought me more about PSUs and UPSs than my entire experience in IT in a very concise way. Good one.

I use yakuake (or guake if I still used gnome), I love having a consitent terminal slide down the screen every time I press a shortcut, especially if it’s supplememtary to what I’m doing in the graphical shell.

What’s just HHD then?

He heck is HHD+? Is this some new fangled storage tech I’m too SSD to understand?

Yeah I see. I don’t know if I can help, as I’ve only used caddy outside of podman, as a separate machine, pointing back to my services.

Please confirm for me, the client traffic looks like proxy is the source on the containered services?

I haven’t had that issue with caddy before, but may be I’m using some particular config to make sure it always passes the client IP.

Some services also need a setting to “know” they are behind a proxy and should look for client address in the headers like x-forwarded-for.

Git revert --hard no need to copy anything

Yes, it can.

Whoa strawman there. No it’s not.

On the quotes: these are just, like, your opinons, man.

Did the 8.3 replace official repo 8.2 or does it use different naming for php binaries? The config files might be separate too.

Try using phpinfo() to check your working config. You can just place a file with the function in the root of your webserver and it should work.

It seems like the memory allowance is too low for drupal to load.

I don’t know if samba has any error checking built in, so it may be even down to wonky network.

I would try doing a copy using rsync or ssh (sftp - you can use dolphin for that too), and see if that helps.