myPlanetGanja.com

The site is moving to a new server soon. I will try to keep the down time at a minimum.

Imminent?...sounds foreboding...
...routine procedure?...or do you anticipate a troublesome switch?
Thanks for being at the wheel.

Can't be any slower than the old one, though it's not as bad as it once was.

mabe grab the silverware...

Well Gad's not in charge of the server anymore so hopefully it won't disappear . . .

It's a coincedence that the troll *(Not Irwin) was logged in only one day ago? Seemingly, the server goes down everytime he logs in.

~ Grow Karma for Everyone ~

ben ttech wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 04, 2021 9:40 pm

mabe grab the silverware...

Ferkn Spoons!

I need me a spliff. #savempg

Ok it's done. This is what we have been running on since upgrade.
Things seem to be popping on the new server.

thanks roller

Thanks

roller24 wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 05, 2021 7:28 pm

Ok it's done.
mypgserver.jpg
This is what we have been running on since upgrade.
Things seem to be popping on the new server.

Haha it's literally a server!



That's really OG. When you say this is what you've been running on..
Like that is the computer? Or?

Kinda cool really ~ Thanks Roller Man

It's the two men with a brain!

Is that what the server looks like?

ripper5 wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 1:00 am

Is that what the server looks like?

Yes. It's a HP Prolient I picked up on eBay for 300$. I have it setup as a bare metal VM host with Proxmox. Running 4 vms.
Linux LAMP
FreePBX
UNIFI Controller
Zonemaster çctv

Pbx is VM, others are LXCs
I use it as a lab for my commercial deployments.

Barely a hiccup.

Right on.

roller24 wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 8:41 am

Yes. It's a HP Prolient I picked up on eBay for 300$. I have it setup as a bare metal VM host with Proxmox. Running 4 vms.
Linux LAMP
FreePBX
UNIFI Controller
Zonemaster çctv

Pbx is VM, others are LXCs
I use it as a lab for my commercial deployments.
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Ever tried automating a grow house?
I saw someone do an automated greenhouse - complete auto

Their computer was in a gun case lmao it was really dope

what cycles did it manage before the need for intervention?

ben ttech wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 2:00 pm

what cycles did it manage before the need for intervention?

That's a good question !
I'm sure there needed to be checks daily you know.
But as far as enviornment/watering control it was automatic.

Swinging windows, fans etc ~

Let's see if I can find it. It was pretty slick.

Never dabbled in automation, but I would think, modern home automation devices could be easily utilized for lights, HVAC and pumps.

ah but even a switch timer is automation

moving forward the deal is feedback to controlers
and it gets complicated fast here


hence my question


what response are you building into your system...

rSin wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 8:47 pm

ah but even a switch timer is automation

moving forward the deal is feedback to controlers
and it gets complicated fast here


hence my question


what response are you building into your system...

https://rollitup.org/t/build-your-greenhouse.1026550/

"Here is the heart of the automation. It is two Z-wave strips with ten controlled outlets. Both the roll up sides and the ridge vent require two outlets each, one for the power supply and one for the DPDT relay. I will detail this a bit later if anyone is interested. The remaining outlets control water, nutrients. res agitator / aeration, exhaust fan and circulation fan. There is a secondary relay there with four DC switches. Our whole house is z-wave automation."

it would seem that runoff ph is a good knowledge

what do you do with that?

Alexa, grow some dank.

PLC’s have been around forever

I’m fairly certain you’re all familiar with Allen Bradley if not directly, as a result of turning something on or off.

Cause that’s what they do, they turn shit on (1) or off (0)

I don't care if it's running on an old shoebox full of transistor radio parts and steel wool, it's running snappy! Like best I've ever experienced. Gad could have only hoped to make PG run this well.

rSin wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 8:47 pm

ah but even a switch timer is automation

moving forward the deal is feedback to controlers
and it gets complicated fast here.

Yep, that's open-loop control until you try to fully automate the process. Try getting a closed-loop control (where inputs directly vary outputs via algo) to run sweetly.

ben ttech wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:32 pm

it would seem that runoff ph is a good knowledge

what do you do with that?

I never check runoff PH -
But since you mentioned it it is a good # to have on hand if you have to ability to do so

Would rather have a good soil pH pen.

ben ttech wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 06, 2021 11:32 pm

it would seem that runoff ph is a good knowledge

what do you do with that?

Generally speaking, runoff pH should be higher than nutrient solution pH. If runoff pH is lower, it indicates either a build-up of salts in the media or anaerobic bacteria, neither of which are good. In a healthy hydro system, pH always rises.

cant tell you how many growers ive seen with a pile of media they dont know what to do with


you can spot em if you know

best yards on the block...

Coco coir. I compost mine when finished and use it in the garden for ornamentals and vegs. Perlite, rockwool etc is hard to dispose of and not very environmentally friendly, so I never use it.

There are only a very few things scary to hear.

I'm here to help you just lay still. :)Do

Don't move and I won't shoot you.

I'm from the Government.

DON'T RUN OR WE WILL SHOOT YOU!

And there are good things holding all things together.