Yeah, if you just wasted hours to get help its worth nothing.
Specialy not, if you have a headache and a pulse of 240 from trying to stay calm and cooperative - and beeing the only one succeeding doing so.
What I've learned in the military service, and should have kept to my heart alot more often that I did, was to "blend out" every other input disturbing you from your task at hand.
And most often, its best to stick with one owns gut and instincts one had in the first place, than listing to what other people say.
And sometimes it's good to make a mix
Take me and my TUI/SWARM.
My questions aside, I should not have listened to several (with their best intentions! - I know that) advices, but as good as they sounded, they did mislead me from my original goal.
So, when I finaly reached the 'goal', I realized I had to do all over, because it was the wrong one.
On the other hand the suggested name by Peasant did sound cool, and as full text, I think it's kind of meaningfull too, though still less descriptive as TUI (imo), but the point beeing, and I just realized that 2 minutes ago while writing the first paragraph, is that it PERFECTLY describes what the main purpose of TUI/SWARM does, to swarm over a folder with scripts and functions (take over control)
Point beeing, some suggestions let you waste time, others take time to realize how good they are/were.
(sorry, but this is on my mind like the migration is on yours)
Well, by now you've become an expert in editing
vbulletin.rb files for sure, havent you?
Yep, why would you send them stuff their not interested in anyways?
Just another waste of your time and energy that could be better spent.
But something bothers my mind...
If that migration stuff really takes that long in a docker... why not do it on a real machine?
Sure not the server, or is that why it 'now' (some hours ago) it took so long for each page to load? (thought it was my internet at that time (250mbit though))
In which case I apreciate that you use a VM/docker thing