We've been running our own internal web server for more and a decade and switched to TurnKey Linux several years ago. TKL LAMP 12 was the last version we got working. Due to its age, we attempted to rebuild a new server with LAMP 14.0 and have been fighting with this ever since, even retrying with the updated 14.1 that has since come out and it still does not work as expected.
Hi, I need to configure my Redmine to enable it to commute a mail to a task. So I have a mail address to which issues are sent by Redmine users, and I want this mail to become automatically a task.
I have read that it can be done by fetching mail by IMAP server at the following link:
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.