Hello,

I am working on migrating from Windows servers to Linux servers. So far, I have a domain controller and a file server configured via Turnkey. They both seem to be working properly, except I cannot manage to bind the file server to the domain controller. When attempting to join, I receive the following error:

cannot join as standalone machine

I am looking to create a few shares and have them be managed via ACLs, so they are accessible via some Windows 10 machines. 

have installed the template 2 times - always the same error

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Hi there,

Answering 55107, I didn't put the logs in a file because there isn't much to 

Hello  I want to create an application with tkldev where I want to include postgresql, samba and a specific application in net core, or in PHP if it is not possible to include packages for net core, I want to configure some parameters of postgresql and Samba so they are already included on the Live CD, is it possible to do this with TklDev ? , I saw a way to install  fileserver.mk and pgsql.mk, but I don't understand how to make some files of said applications are configured with values ​​already set and include them in the Live Cd, thanks for any help.

While trying to install the HubDNS on a local VM, I received the following installation error:

Hi 

During the initial setup of TKL you're asked for your passwords & email notifications address. The email notification address was missed so now I want to set it post setup.

Had a search but not found a definitive answer, this is the alerts I'm talking about https://www.turnkeylinux.org/docs/automatic-security-alerts

I wanted to create NFS share. I did that successfully during my tests on privileged container. now I try to setup more secure environment. When I create NFS share in webmin i get

rpc.nfsd: no process found
Stopping nfs-kernel-server (via systemctl): nfs-kernel-server.service.
Starting nfs-kernel-server (via systemctl): nfs-kernel-server.serviceA dependency job for nfs-server.service failed. See 'journalctl -xe' for details.
failed!

I stared investigation and I see that dependency proc service not running and I cannot start it.

Alright, so in the course of a recent update to Jellyfin on 17.1, I updated my setup to split the files off the Jellyfin VM and on to a TKL 17.1 file server.

Great Success.

Setup - All services are hosted on one of three Proxmox servers

Now the problem. The rest of my infrastructure is still TKL 16.1. Everything works from the physical LAN but any user accessing from VPN cannot access/ping the Jellyfin nor can ping the File Server. VPN connections come in on 192.168.10.X or 192.168.11.X.

In every container instance I enter password for root samba user. But I never used it. What is original idea behind this? How I supposed to use it? I fill like this will answer my biggest question.

1. I created ZFS pool /tank in PVE and add dataset /tank/nas there
2. I mounted that dataset to fileserver mp0: /tank/nas,mp=/mnt/nas
3. I created folder /mnt/nas/media there, added users assigned rights, shared with SMB all works fine to this point.

Hi Team,

I have a patching system that will handle patches of our new observium Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) appliance, how do i disable automatic updates ?