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What size is your tap? I would love to get the stl if that is cool. I installed a new sink and the tap is a weird size so none of the quick disconnects I have fit.

Yep, manually updating it worked. I must have missed that last night when I was looking at it. I'll blame the beers during clean up.

Brewed for the first time in almost a year, I forgot how awesome this system is.

It's been awhile since I brewed, almost a year. It looks like Fermentrack isn't able to connect/find to tiltbridge.local. I can connect with laptop, etc. to tiltbridge.local. I did update the tiltbridge from 1.1.3 to 1.2.1, so not sure if that is the issue.

Not a problem. It's been great running it on a LXC, I want to say it feels faster than my previous install.

Untarred it's about 70 mb, the json file is about 6.5kb. Also, if anyone ever has weird things to uncompress in Windows 7-Zip works on pretty much everything. One of the first things I always install.

Just did a quick backup, it's about 2 MB archive. I'm at work so can't see how large the log directory is. Also, running it in my proxmox setup has been great.

Those helper scripts got everything up and running very quickly. I started looking at the helper scripts and decided I didn't have enough time to figure it out.

Alright install instructions for running Fermentrack in a LXC for Proxmox. I backed up from my old install and uploaded and it looks to be working great. Edit: The only thing that looks like it wasn't backed up were my Brewfather Push Targets, but everything else looks good.

Thanks! I actually did it a different way and got it installed. I'm writing up directions right now. But basically, I used the Proxmox VE Helper Scripts to create a docker LXC and then used the console to install normally. Working perfectly. I working on instructions right now and will get...

Both. I'm new to proxmox/LXC so not sure where to start.

I'm looking to migrate from a desktop to a mini PC using proxmox. Any suggestions on effective migration? Worst case, I figured I'd spin up a Ubuntu/Debian VM and get it going from there.

I'm using about 0.035" crush with my three roll mill. I would probably ask your LHBS for a double crush and go from there.

I haven't had much of a chance to get to brewing. I'm hoping to sneak something end by the end of the month, which hopefully, I'll have my sink plumbed in.

I do it every time. The first time they recommend doing a TSP clean since there may be residual oils from the manufacturing.

I run the non-foaming starsan at the beginning of my day. What I've done so far is run it while I'm getting everything else ready for my brew day. Probably not needed as mentioned about but I'd rather be safe than sorry.

Perfect! I was just thinking about this the other day. Will be adding it to my list of stuff to buy once I get back from vacation.

I've got the chiller for the system and right now with no water hooked up, I've been running ice water through it and it's worked mostly ok for the last two brews. The last time, I put the chiller in during the entire boiler and hung my hop basket off the cross piece. I'm going to try with out...

That's about what I had my mill set at. Really interesting that big of a difference in efficiency between the two. In the lid or a different area? I'm waiting to plumb my new sink before I decide on what to do with the lid/steam slayer. Steam wasn't so bad on the second batch.

Yeah, that's why I'm trying to figure out the best way to do a hop bag or spider. What crush size did you use? So far 72% for both brews, so you might be able to go with a finer crush.