Hello All.

I just installed and configured a Turnkey Linux server.  I created the .ovpn file and successfully downloaded it to my ipad.

I have the eth0 interface setup to my local lan and can connect to the web portal via an internal IP (http://10.0.0.100).  I have also configured the eth1 interface with one of our external IP addresses, but noticed that in the configuration of this the default gateway is not taking.

When I try to connect with the OpenVPN client, it times out every time.

Greetings - 

We have recently recieved an email saying our TurnKey OpenVPN subscription AMI will be moving to a paid type as of November 1st.

Since it is now 11/1/16 - I see, unsder the AWS Marketplace, three TurnKey OpenVPN AMIs available - two are paid, and one is free.

(the one that is free is HVM).

Will the free one be going away?

Will be start to incur charges on the instances we set up earlier?

I ran these and go the followed response.

service snmpd start
Failed to start snmpd.service: Unit snmpd.service failed to load: No such file or directory.

service snmpd restart
Failed to restart snmpd.service: Unit snmpd.service failed to load: No such file or directory.

snmpwalk -v 2c -c LCTCS localhost
Timeout: No Response from localhost

ps -aux | grep snmp
root      3420  0.0  0.0  11128  1024 pts/0    S+   21:59   0:00 grep --color=auto snmp

I've deployed the Turnkey OpenVPN device to my AWS infrastructure and got it all working successfully.

However, we have two subnets within AWS - effecitvely a DMZ and private subnet.  OpenVPN is deployed in the DMZ and I can access other servers in the DMZ.

What changes to I need to make to allow access to the private subnet as well?  I assume I need to add the subnet to the profiles within OpenVPN so client routes are established correctly?

Somehow, we have lost the password to an account, and we are getting,

"That e-mail address doesn't have an associated user account. Are you sure you've registered?"

from the automated system. However, our server is reporting healthy backups, but we have not recieved a summary report since March.

We are not sure how to get this account reset manually, or maybe a new account setup and the old one removed.

Hi,

I am new to git so please excuse if I'm using any wrong terminology here.

I downloaded the appliance (https://www.turnkeylinux.org/gitlab) and deployed it on esxi. everything installed correctly and i can access the git server from other computers.

I have a development server (on the same vm host as the git appliance) and I am trying to push the files from the development server to the git server, so the master is the development server.

I setup a group and then setup a project.

I have been running a range of turnkey appliances for nearly (or perhaps slightly longer than) 6 years...as you can imagine some of them are getting rather dated. Updates from ubuntu are becoming sketchy, and some of the servers have a tendancy to lock up from time to time. So I want to upgrade...but am concerned that the age of the servers may preclude an easy upgrade.

I'm running a TKL LAMP with a TLD on ESXi (10.0.0.10) and this is what I try to do:

10.0.0.30 port 8081 -->sickrage,example,com

10.0.0.30 port 40000 -->utorrent,example,com

(Mollom won't let me use . )

And many more of these.

I have tried every solution i have found, but it just won't work.

DNS is correctly setup with GoDaddy and I can ping the created subdomains. They now show contents from TLD.

How can I make this work?

Please do a "for dummys" version and start with a clean install.

What is wrong with mollom?

I just created a new post with some questions and it got flagged as SPAM?

EDIT: Figured it out. Mollom won't let me type in subdomainDOTdomainDOTcom