Dealing with a Baffling WordPress issue. Playing with a Turnkey WordPress virtual appliance. I decided to reset the MySQL password for the wordpress database. Did so, everything worked great until I rebooted the system. Upon rebooting, I got "Error establishing a database connection". When I checked wp-config.php, I noticed that upon rebooting, the password I entered had been hashed. However, for some reason, the system can't make a connection after hashing the password. If I edit wp-config.php and re-enter the password, all is well again.
in the moment i use a turnkey lamp on my own vsphere enviroment. I have one static IP and connected my domain-name via DNS-A-Record to this IP and the turnkey lamp. Everything works fine.
Now i want to use a second turnkey lamp with a subdomain over the same IP. So i connected the new subdomain via DNS-A-Record to my static IP and the requests arrives on the 1st turnkey lamp. Now i enabled the proxy module on the 1st turnkey lamp and use the following configuration:
How does one edit /etc/cron.daily/tklbam-backup to define a time of day for the daily backup to run. I want the daily to start each day between 10 and 10:30pm.
How can I make sure the monthly full backups run on the weekend?
The File Server applicance is a VMWare ESXi vm. 192.168.205.10 is Windows 2012R2 sharing a drive which is reachable from Windows clients. But the File Server appliance will not mount the b$ share nor any other share.
mount -t cifs //192.168.205.10/b$ -o username=user,password=pass,workgroup=dom /media/win-share
mount: block device //192.168.205.10/b$ is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: cannot mount block device //192.168.205.10/b$ read-only
I tried adding sec=ntlm and sec=ntlmv2, but that just returned
I like your idea with backuping the appliance, but Cloud-Serivices outside our Country aren't an option for us.
Beside that, we have a nice backup solution in place and wish to backup the appliance locally. Is there any chance to configure a cron job that does local dumps and overwrites the old dumps? That would make a lot of sense for our use case.
I have install Joomla turnkey version 3 then version 2.5 but for all of them, the joomla password I set at installation is not working even after reinstalling and changing the keyboard to make sure that is is US standard and that it is not faulty. As a result, I cannot use the system. The installation in on my local machine only and I an using VMware. How can I resolve this issue ?
