I am attempting to set up a site-to-site VPN connection using the Turnkey VMWare appliance. I have read that it's doable, but haven't yet found any step-by-step for creating a site-to-site link. I have an ESXi 5.5 host at each site, with so far one OpenVPN appliance deployed, and I would like to know if there's a guide I haven't been able to find, or if someone could point me in the right direction to get this process started.
I downloaded the "TurnKey Revision Control version (13.0)" to have a git server. This image was created on Oct 28th 2013 and runs git version 1.7.10.4. The most recent git version as of Feb 2015 is 2.3.0, so the TKL VM git version is a bit out of date now and I'd like to update it.
How do I update my git version to 2.3.0?
Will an "apt-get install git" command do an update?
Will a new TKL Revision Control VM come out with updated git and OS parts?
I need to create a (series of) repository(ies) in my TKL-Redmine.
I tried to manually create a --bare repo in /srv/repos/git, but that is not visible from anywhere.
I later discovered the symlink in /var/cache/git; providing such a symlink now makes thje repo visible via git://git/..., but Redmine complains about "404 - The entry or revision was not found in the repository."
I assume this is because I created a --bare repo (as advised by Redmine docs), while the example repository is *not* bare and symlink points to internal .git dir.
I've been a long time user of turnkey linix and I've been running a Redmine instance for some years now. The version is 11.2 lucid. It also uses tklbam to backup to S3.
Over the years this instance has been extensively customised and the changes don't easily apply to the newer turnkey 12 and 13 instances. So I don't believe I can just launch a new Turnkey Redmine version and restore a backup.