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Add to my order 5# Weyermann® Beechwood Smoked 25 Kg (55 Lb.) WEY1071 Thanks

If you have a pump, recirculate hot PBW through it for a half hour. You might be surprised at what comes out.

It's time for some Light Munich, guys. I'll get it started: 20# WEY1017 Weyermann® Light Munich 25 Kg (55 Lb.)

We can always use some help at 3 Stars sorting sacks and weighing out splits

I've had Pilsner success with Best Malz, so that's one sack I still get at my LHBS.

Commented out all of the <File> stuff and everything worked: prompted for password and got the entire brewpi page. I'm a programming N00B, so what am I missing with this arrangement? Update: After it was up and running I uncommented everything and it continued to run error-free. Confused, but...

retyped "save" and it copies correctly now, but still displays wrong on HBT. Not a real problem, here is the entry from the apache error log:

I did fix that in my .htaccess, but for some reason is shows when I cat the file and copy it here. Must be something there.

My brewpi is on the web through duckdns. Found a typo in my duckdns token :mad: .htaccess is giving a missing ">" error that I can't find. It's a mirror image of Fuzze's example. I'll find it eventually:

I do have the port forwarded. At home, I enter the URL fakebreweryname.duckdns.org and I get the site with no password prompt. I can also get that by entering the local IP address. Through 4G cellular, I get nothing with the duckdns address. I'll try that. Thanks guys.

Okay, fixed the hostname and I get no message from apache. I see my brewpi site on my home network with no password prompt. Outside the LAN (my phone with wi-fi turned off) I still get a "not available."

Brewpi has been running great for a couple of months on my home network, so I thought I would try getting it on the web. I signed up for a duckdns.org account and followed Fuzze's and day_tripper's instructions on setting up .htaccess. With the changed apache default file, I get an Internal...

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From the open splits, put me down for: 5# Briess DME Pilsen Light 50 lb 3440C 20# Crisp Gleneagles Maris Otter 25 kg CRI1002

If you set a profile that starts in the future and then apply it, you will get a fridge setpoint of 3 F. Check to make sure your profile is covering the present, not starting tomorrow or something.

+ 5 gal Blonde ale +12 gal Saison 24757

I'm okay with the Crisp Finest MO. The Gleneagles is floor malted. Just wanted to try it.

Quite a sales pitch. My UNO already has power, but that's hard to pass up.

I'm always up for some acid. Oh, phosphoric. I'll take a pint of that.

It comes in a heavy paper sack. 30 lbs would take a lot of buckets. A trash can might work.