v17.x Stable Release #6 - 7 More Updated ISOs & Hub Builds, Plus Bug Fixes

We have the 6th (and hopefully final) release for 17.x (see previous v17.x announcements here if you wish). There may be some stragglers, but we're fairly close to finishing the v17.x release.

v17.1 Stable Release #5 - 17 More Updated & Buggfixed ISOs, Promxox & Hub Builds

We have the 5th release for 17.1 (see previous v17.x announcements here if you wish). We're fairly close to finishing the initial v17.x release, with only 4 appliances remaining - so one more small batch!

v17.1 Stable Release #4 - 8 More Updated ISOs & Hub Builds, Plus Bug Fixes

I hope everyone had a happy holiday season; Turnkey associates have definitely been busy over the holidays. We have a 4th installment of stable v17.1 appliances and the 7th release for 17.x (see the first 6 announcements here if you wish).

How to create new sftp user with access to /var/www

In what appears to be the new way I do things (i.e. here and here), following a question from TurnKey Hub user Rob, I'm posting this "tutorial" as a blog post.

Install newer (or latest) PostgreSQL on TurnKey

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TurnKey Hub user Vishal recently asked about installing PostgreSQL v14+ on TurnKey. He noted that he was interested in Postgres 14 or higher because of the new IVM extension (incrementally updating materialized views). I started answering his support request, but then thought I might as well post this on the blog as perhaps it provides value for others?!

Firstly, some context and background...

v17.1 Stable Release #3 - 14 more ISOs & Hub builds

This will be technically the 3rd installment of stable v17.1 appliances and the 6th release for 17.x (see the first 5 announcements here if you wish). As previously noted, all of these apps have the v17.0 bugfix applied (many had no offical v17.0 release).

v17.1 Stable Release #2 - 24 more ISOs, Hub builds and Proxmox/LXC

After a bit of a delay - due to other competing priorities; such as our webserver dying - the v17.x release continues. As per previous updates all these appliances are being built as v17.1.

Hacking on Debian packages - the quick and dirty way

TurnKey user Ed Carp was recently trying to install TKLBAM on Linux Mint 20.3/Una (which is based on Ubuntu 20.04/Focal). Despite my best efforts, he kept hitting issue after issue.

v17.1 - The v17.x release continues with bugfixed builds

After a bit of hiccup, I am pleased to be back to announce the ongoing release of v17.x appliances. Because of the bug, the previously released v17.0 appliances have been patched with a bugfix and re-released as v17.1. They also include all the latest Debian packages.

Bug Alert! v17.0 security updates kernel. Reboot results in kernel panic.

2022-05-17 Update: All affected appliances have now been bugfixed and rebuilt as v17.1. The v17.x release will continue, with all new appliances to be released as v17.1.

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