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00:07:08<TheTechRobo>JAA: I mean you could, just `LimitConcurrent` everything, isn't the concurrency exposed in the project files so you could default to it unless the user asked to use the project default concurrency?
00:07:14<TheTechRobo>(Awful solution, though)
00:07:52<@JAA>I'm not sure the concurrency is exposed, and yeah, awful as we'd have to change every project's code and add boilerplate for this to everything.
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04:31:55<tech234a>Personally I was thinking recommended/max concurrent could be added to https://warriorhq.archiveteam.org/projects.json and parsed in the Warrior
04:32:23<tech234a>I was also thinking that the auto project could be turned into a list and if a project fails to start go to the next one in the list
04:35:16<tech234a>IDK if seesaw-kit changes are being reviewed at this point though
04:35:43<tech234a>*PRs to be more specific than "changes"
04:40:39<vokunal|m>Anyone have a fix for the error I showed above? It's still stuck on tracker 403
04:41:27<vokunal|m>it's happening with every project
04:43:19<vokunal|m>here's the error the watchtower is spitting out. it cycles through every single project i have a container open for
04:43:19<vokunal|m>https://transfer.archivete.am/gHmfN/3wi%3B234.txt
04:45:00<@JAA>vokunal|m: What is your tracker nick?
04:45:54<tech234a>vokunal|m: could be a socket access error for Watchtower? make sure your user is in the correct user groups for Docker socket access or try using sudo
05:00:14<vokunal|m>Vokun
05:01:02<vokunal|m>I don't have to set a nick for the watchtower itself do i?
05:09:04<@JAA>No, tracker 403 and watchtower sound like two separate issues. I'm looking at the former, but no idea why you'd be getting that.
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22:41:29<vokunal|m>I tried restarting the containers, the watchtower, deleting all containers and re making them, and restarting docker itself and nothing got rid of those errors.
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