Since few days I am using Turnkey Bugzilla on ESXi 5 and now I have to set up a working backup procedure. Due to company restrictions I must not use ANY external services for that but instead have to backup the data to a CIFS share (without ANY internet access used). I am not used to linux at all, but I managed to install CIFS support (apt-get install smbfs), create a mountpoint and mount the CIFS share.
I am using Turnkey Bugzilla (latest release) since a week on ESXi 5. I can see tabular reports but when I click on "Bar" or "Line" no charts are shown but just an empty frame telling me that the graphics is not found on the server. How to fix this?
I'm have launched my Vtiger appliance backup to EC3 using the TKL Hub. It appears to have restored the backup and launched just fine. I can SSH to it, access the Webmin page and all that. But when I try to login to Vtiger, I am redirected to /install.php which results in "Forbidden: You don't have permission to access /install.php on this server." I reviewed ownership and permissions and the vtiger root folder is exactly like the original. Does anyone have any ideas?
Apologize if this is the wrong question. I just discovered Turnkey Linux and am installing a bugzilla appliance right now for a project I am working on. The host is Opensolaris build 128a. So far I have provisioned a virtual machine in VirtualBox, provisioned a vnic and put the MAC into the DHCP table of the router. I expect to have a service definition soon and to run this headless. I already have dyndns configured at the router and soon will point port 80 traffic to this appliance.
I have a server running the turnkey rails application. I'm trying to make adjustments to my apache.conf file to force Passenger to have 3 instances for one of my Rails applications.
If I add PassengerMinInstances to my apache.conf or the virtual host .conf file.
Whenever I do this I get an incorrect syntax error and apache won't start. After looking into this problem a number of people have suggested its the way Passenger is installed and there should be some code in apache.conf relating to the Passenger installation.
Hi, I should start off by saying that I am not strong with my knowledge of servers/backups and managing them. I have learnt what I need due to necessity.
I have just come across Turnkey and wanted to ask a few questions.
As I understand it Turnkey is an application which uses Amazon AWS. I am assuming that anything built on Turnkey can only be accessed through Turnkey or can you also access it through the AWS panel? With that in mind the current charges for Turnkey are just the charges that Amazon bills for the usage of their services.