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Thanks - FYI I did post my sqlitedb above in a zip file for when you have some free time :-)

So tilt data collection stopped again after ~24 hours. What container contains the data collection? I restarted nginx but that didn't appear to help. Is it in django?

well, I restarted the docker-compose stack and all is well at the moment

My Tilt joined right up to the new config, but a day in it to the brew isn't updating. SG and Temp stuck on initial readi ng. Looking at the Tilt diagnostics, everything is good except the `setcap`, but I saw somewhere that this is handled in the docker container. So I'm at a loss Anything...

That'd be awesome!! BTW, I've done this once myself from sqllite to sqllite. Looks like you are using postgres now so I didn't try

I've been running fermentrack on a Pi/Uno setup for two years now. It was working great until my 3b+ PI died yesterday just as I was finishing up a brew day :eek:. Expected the SDCard to be bad, but I was able to mount the SDCard in my linux machine and download the /home/fermentrack directory...

Awesome offer. Merry Christmas!

Dumb question. Hallertauer has varieties now. Would this be Mittlelfrueh?

I'll give it a shot!

Love it. Is that the L, W or H of the Keezer?

I built a great keezer base on all the design ideas I found here. I used duotight everywhere and 4mm ID EVA barrier tubing. I'm suddenly feeling the need to ensure it is balanced correctly. I have most beers carbed at 2.5 volumes and using ~12 psi to push. What I cannot find is the flow...

He's trying to split up his brew day, not get better conversion.

We drilled a couple hundred holes over the grill.

Have pro plumber friend and he recommended the same pump for my basement. It's working great!

Been reading this thread for years and finally had the chance to build my keezer. I ordered a 9cu. ft. model in August and it took two months to get it in. At that point, my friend and I were replacing the mahogany flooring on part of our 100 yr old porch. When we were done, I showed him the...

found this. Seems too complicated

This is an easy drinking beer. I've see it called an English Mild. There is an ancient thread here with a recipe, but I was hoping to find someone else's take on the recipe. Anyone here enjoyed? Anyone brewed it?

I'm in for the fermenter plz!

SSH into your pi. cd /home/fermentrack/fermentrack/fermentrack_django sudo nano settings.py

try adding "/admin" on your URL? Although I don't see a debug setting on that page There is also a settings.py file here: /home/fermentrack/fermentrack/fermentrack_django with a DEBUG entry. But again, mine is set to 'true' and I don't get the output you have.