If that's so, why would root cause the user to become nobody with group nogroup?

Well nothing special, only says it's nfs version 3

I'm not sure I fully follow

Hmm, could this happen because I bring the agent up through crontab on reboot then? (with sudo crontab -e)

Well nothing special, asks for password for some mounts, but not the one discussed, I am also required to run mount -a via root.

Sounds interesting. In that case, how could I configure the agent to use such user?

I see. Let me try that and get back to you

mountpoint -q A && echo "" || mount B A

Problem is obviously the names won't match

It happened again lately and I got:
File "/Remote/shared/conda_envs/tf14_tp099/lib/python3.6/site-packages/trains/backend_interface/util.py", line 76, in get_single_result
log = get_logger()
File "/Remote/shared/conda_envs/tf14_tp099/lib/python3.6/site-packages/trains/debugging/log.py", line 111, in get_logger
path = path or os.path.abspath((inspect.stack()[1])[1])
File "/Remote/shared/conda_envs/tf14_tp099/lib/python3.6/inspect.py", line 1494, in stack
return getouterframes(sys._getframe(1),...

Sadly, I don't know. It started happening randomly to me as I used Task.get_tasks() frequently. the call to call_logger makes it all go wrong. I'd suggest trying to call it from several stack traces (i.e from inside different functions, that call other functions from one file or another, etc..)

(And God knows I've seen things)

Never saw such errors before

No, I meant, are the tags behaving in this regex manner as well?

More advanced search is great, but please try to include "and" behavior between multiple options as well (for example, "and" logic on multiple tags)

@<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55> I'll try and update

What specifically? they are sitting in the same VPN network as far as I know and as said before I can ping from one server to another

If you want me to run some tests or some code to give you additional info, I sure can @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36>

Sure I do since I can connect to it with my other agents

ENV variables are the same but a KRB5CCNAME that appears in a working machine and does not in a non-worker machine, could this be it?

Seems so, I'll put it my IT group into it, thanks for the hint!

task.connect({'a':{},'b':'moshe'}, name='Train Data Params'))how this would then be appeared in the UI? (assume I don't want to update said empty dict for the moment)

Okay, another suggestion, simply record the type of each argument when you store it, and keep it in the database, unbeknownst to the user, what do you say?

Usually it's not an empty dict, it's optional additional keyword arguments. But it can also be empty if there is no optional keyword required.

Hahaha, you got me confused

Hi AgitatedDove14 ,
How could this be used in case of multiple configurations per task? How can I name such configuration?
Also this is sadly much less readable.
Would I be able to add customized columns like I am able to in task.connect ? Same question applies for parallel coordinates and all kinds of comparisons

Sure That's a really good question I am not sure how to answer. I know there is the problem of visualizing '{}' and visualizing {}. Maybe a bolded {} like this: {} ? or like this {} ? to emphasize the difference?

I expected an exact match for the name

That's the whole query

It seems treating this like a regex solved the issue. Again, I am not sure why partial matching is the default behavior.
And again, please oh lord, please, allow for and logic in this function. This would ease up computations a bunch (I filter on multiple tags and doing it one tag by one currently)