Assuming truenas does NFS, I would mount the old docker data into the new docker VM. Stop all running containers and copy the data, copy so that you have a backup should you need to revert.
Make sure all containers are in compose files, up date them for new data location.
but you might think of something in the shower and then share after it, but there should also be a shitter thoughts as I get messages from people on the shitter
that should work, as NFS will look like a normal file system. I may have even had that setup at one point
For the love of money or god or whatever, can law makers please understand that all this is pushing the actual bad actors deeper into networks they can’t get at.
Any group of individuals with enough IT knowledge will just run systems that bypass all the checks in mainstream systems!
I qualify for the 512kb club, that’s mint!
Going to add my site to the list
Also it’s great to see sites that don’t have a butt load of JS and ads and other crap!
kind of, it would sound like the still running VM uses the now off VM as its gateway. if its a linux server, run ip r and see if the default via is the IP of the now off VM
From the reply on the original post, are they in the same VPN and are using the VPN for connection?
As in, you have routed all traffic down the VPN?
I only picked the site recently, I find the whats new bit more helpful then the updates.
As I read the reg via RSS and have all the software I run in https://newreleases.io/
Also potatoes
Not a fork, but also not ai infested is pulsar. It’s the reincarnated atom, with lots of active development.
I still prefer it over vscode anything, the git plugin is far superior to vscode.