Jeremy Davis's picture

Hi,

Chances are if you're reading this, you have applied for a TurnKey website user account.

Considering that 95% of all signups are spammers and/or seo farmers, plus the hammering the site has got from spammers earlier in the year, blocking auto signups was probably overdue. However, it can be really hard to tell the difference between a potential spammer and a legitimate user. So I'm almost certain that I delete legitimate accounts when I cleanup the obvious spammer ones.

So this thread has 2 main purposes:

  1. A place where prospective users, waiting for account approval, can introduce themselves, share a little about what they are using TurnKey for and demonstrate that they are a legitimate human; and
  2. A place where TurnKey users who are looking for support can post their question(s)/issue(s) while they are awaiting account approval.

Intro post

The first is pretty self explanatory, but I anticipate that spammers and seo farmers will want to try to game the system and will likely post friendly messages in the hope that they will convince me. So if you fit into this category, please be sure to mention specifically which appliance you are running (or plan to run) and on what platform. Also if you can give some context to your username and/or email, that might help me too. I'm not going to go into what sort of things I use to tell the difference (because spammers will adapt their behaviors) but I'm hoping that this will give some solid hints for legit users, but won't get read by too many spammers. One thing I can say is that the more detail you share, the harder it is to "fake" it, the more specific you can be, the less likely you are to be a spammer.

Guest support post

For the second category, please be sure to include lots of info. The reason for that is two-fold. Firstly, so I can tell you're not faking it to try to get your spam account enabled. Secondly, so that we can provide a useful response (rather than just asking you more questions). Definitely include the specific TurnKey appliance and version that you are using (and/or the output of 'turnkey-version'), plus details of the problem you are experiencing or thing you are trying to do but need advice on. Please provide as much info as possible.

Final words

If you're still reading, I'm almost certain that you aren't a spammer. Please post a new post below (as a guest). In the provided space for email address (which won't be publicly visible), please be sure to include the same email as you used for your account signup. Please note that your post may need to be manually reviewed before it is public visible.

Note too that support type posts will be moved. Other posts might be cleaned up from time to time too, so please don't be put off if there are no posts below.

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Mattalynn Darden's picture

We’re excited to have you on board. Your account is now active, and you’re all set to explore our resources and get started with our appliances.

If you’re new to TurnKey Linux, I recommend checking out the Getting Started Guide and our Support Forums for community discussions and tips. You might also find our Documentation Hub helpful as you dive in.

Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance. We’re here to help and happy to have you as part of the TKL community!

Jaime Branco's picture

Hello! I just started using the TurnKey Linux containers today in ProxMox and am trying to make this account so I can get an API Key

Mattalynn Darden's picture

We’re excited to have you on board. Your account is now active, and you’re all set to explore our resources and get started with our appliances.

If you’re new to TurnKey Linux, I recommend checking out the Getting Started Guide and our Support Forums for community discussions and tips. You might also find our Documentation Hub helpful as you dive in.

To get an API key or use TKL Hub, you'll need to sign up (separately) to the TurnKey Hub – although you won't need to wait over there. If you have any Hub-specific questions, please don't hesitate to reach out via the built-in Hub support (blue icon down the bottom left of the page once signed in).

Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance. We’re here to help and happy to have you as part of the TKL community!

sgp's picture

Reposted to support forums: https://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/mon-20250120-2226/turnkey-dc-...

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Hi there!
I have some experience with issuing certs but have never issued them via lexicon/dehydrated (and obviously via confconsole). I'm using TKDC 18.1.
I have delegated my subdomain (dc1.example.com) to another provider (luadns), because my current one (desec) isn't supported by lexicon.

Now I was trying to issue a cert for dc1.example.com with dns-01 and got the following error: "lexicon.exceptions.AuthenticationError: No domain found". I've manually changed /usr/local/src/venv/lexicon/lib/python3.11/site-packages/lexicon/_private/providers/luadns.py for debugging purposes and got that self.domain is example.com (and not dc1.example.com). Then I've read that lexicon should be configured for the subdomain cases: https://dns-lexicon.github.io/dns-lexicon/user_guide.html#resolution-of-... . According to the docs, it can be solved via multiple ways (I would prefer pathing --resolve-zone-name to lexicon, though).

So, my question is: how should I set confconsole to resolve zones? I could try to set the python venv var but:
1. I don't have much python experience. And even setting the venv var is giving me hard time.
2. I have hope that there is already a more elegant solution present.

Mattalynn Darden's picture

We’re excited to have you on board. Your account is now active, and you’re all set to explore our resources and get started with our appliances.

If you’re new to TurnKey Linux, I recommend checking out the Getting Started Guide and our Support Forums for community discussions and tips. You might also find our Documentation Hub helpful as you dive in.

Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance. We’re here to help and happy to have you as part of the TKL community!

In regard to your question on settings up confconsole to resolve zones, I'll get this to one of our senior devs ASAP. Thank you for letting us know the appliance and version. Any additional logs or error messages would be super helpful in troubleshooting.

sgp's picture

Should I post my original question as a separate topic?
Mattalynn Darden's picture

Sure, this will allow for us to gather more information on the appliance and version you’re running. Any relevant logs would be helpful to post as well.
Jeremy Davis's picture

FWIW I've just reposted your original question to our support forums on your behalf (and added a note to your first post). Here's the link: https://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/mon-20250120-2226/turnkey-dc-issuing-cert-delegated-sub-domain

I'll reply over there in a sec.

Steve West's picture

Hi,
using turnkey fileserver on proxmox to sift some of the crap off my main machines.
Thanks
Steve

Jeremy Davis's picture

Hi Steve, welcome to TurnKey. :)

Your account has been approved so please don't hesitate to start a new thread on our forums for support, questions, feature requests/suggestions or any other feedback (good or bad).

Be sure to log in before trying to post - only logged in users can start a new support thread. If you've forgotten your website account password, you can reset it.

If you are new to TurnKey, then the TurnKey overview in links (created by a user) might be useful? You might also find our Documentation Hub helpful as you dive in.

If you want a server API key, you'll need to sign up to the TurnKey Hub as well. Check out the links at the top of the Hub landing page for more info about Hub services. For any Hub related questions, please use the Hub support feature (little blue icon in the bottom right corner). Expected Hub support response time is within one work day.

We're happy to have you hear as part of the TKL community!

Daniel Dowson's picture

New user of Proxmox and Turnkey here, looking for some help with errors I'm getting trying to spin up Turnkey LXC's

Jeremy Davis's picture

Hi Daniel, welcome to TurnKey. :)

Your account has been approved so please head over to our forums and start a new thread in the support sub forum. Be sure to share as many details as you can about about your issue and we'll help out ASAP. Please also include the container config. You'll find the config file here: /etc/pve/lxc/VM_ID.conf (where 'VM_ID' is your container ID number). If you have other containers that are working as expected, please share the config of one of those too.

Be sure to log in before trying to post - only logged in users can start a new support thread. If you've forgotten your website account password, you can reset it.

If you are new to TurnKey, then the TurnKey overview in links (created by a user) might be useful? You might also find our Documentation Hub helpful as you dive in.

We're happy to have you hear as part of the TKL community and I look forward to understanding your issue and seeing if we can sort it out.

Jared Anderson's picture

Hi,

I am looking for instructions to use the apt command to get Turnkey products onto my Debian 12 "bookworm" server. The few instructions I found were written before the apt-key function was deprecated. I've looked on Debian's keyring server for keys and have not found any, ubuntu's key server has keys. The question becomes are they the correct ones to use, how to properly access them using the GPG command, then how to properly add the git hub repositories into the system (I believe they go into the sources.list). On an old post from 8+ years ago it instructed to use this key: https://github.com/turnkeylinux/turnkey-keyring/raw/master/turnkey-relea... my guess is this key is probably not the correct one and is expired. I've searched exhaustively to put together the correct pieces without success. Two helpful articles I found are:
https://community.learnlinux.tv/t/how-to-apt-key-is-deprecated-heres-how...
https://www.linuxuprising.com/2021/01/apt-key-is-deprecated-how-to-add.html

Here is what I found on Ubuntu's key server:
https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?search=turnkeylinux.org+bookworm...

The other question is in Proxmox VE 8.3 it does not natively show the Turnkey LXC containers as options. I figured out a work around. Is there a way to get them to show up in the templates section?

Thank You!

Dave's picture

Hi,

Not a spammer! Using turnkey linux because I am starting to explore LXC containers and Ansible to use within my proxmox cluster. Wanted to explore what additional benefits are available/included with a Turnkey Linux account. Started trying to figure out why I wasn't getting the registration emails and stumbled across this thread.

Thanks!
Dave

Barrett Pollard's picture

Hello, I am awaiting account approval. I am going to try out the turnkey file server and see how easily it works to setup a location for backups from other devices to be sent on a regular schedule. I used ChatGPT to find out about Turnkey Linux and I am interested in trying it out to see how it works.

Anand Thakur's picture

Hi, I'm a new user to Proxmox and wanted to use the Turnkey gameserver template for hosting Minecraft and other games for my daughter and her friends. Would love to learn more about the project and be a part of the community here.

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