 iamges are gone
 So, I can easily parse tasks, but I don't have the time to investigate how the api works
 I know there can be loaded as json
 likde this https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/conduit_edit/
 but how to connect, to phab to load this files is something I don't have the time to do it.
 @HMollerCl wxl: As Phab is in an LXD container once we're 'satisfied' with the configuration a weekly 'copy' job is going to run that will copy the *entire* Phab instance's container from the system it's now on over to three LXD instances I mantain as 'backups' - this way we have full data copies rather than having to rely on the ph
 that way instead of having to redeploy Phab and then redeploy the data to it, we just copy the container over, turn it on, and "everything works" again
 it's an LXD approach to backups :P
 but so far has worked for my LXD clusters at large (15+ containers and counting!)
 this also works if we want to spin a second dedicated 'backup' system as well
 because we can just `lxc copy lubuntu-main:... local:` to copy from the 'main' server back down to a backup server, and vice versa.
 What's lxd?
 @HMollerCl [What's lxd?], https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd/introduction/
 ^ we're using lxd containers :P
 which was Simon's suggestion :P
 Aaa, OK thanks!
 so while the 'host' system has a single IP address
 that system has an nginx instance that actually handles the SSL certs, etc.
 and hands off to the 'backend' containers for phab, etc.
 but each actual *service* sits independent of each other within their own containers so as not to 'pollute' the host system's libraries, etc.
 but that also means we can independently move thes ervices to other servers without having to do a from-scratch deployment :P
 I DO have to ask stgraber how to live-migrate though, we've got a couple of headaches with regards to LXD and the snap where live migration doesn't work anymore...