I install new Turnkey wordpress 16 on new lxc proxmox. After configuration i can't connect to wordpress with ip that i configed. I install the old Turnkey 15 with the same configuration as version 16 and i can connect wordpress normally. Could you help me to resolve problem with version 16. (in version 16 i can ping to ip of wordpress lxc normally but cant access via browser)

Here is my proxmox server info

Hi There,

First of all thank you very much to share such awesome pre-built linux distros ! I installed correctly the Torrent Server on an old PC. Everything went smoothly. The server is correctly functionnal. I can download stuff and access it through the network share.

Now I would like to add another HDD for more space. I saw in the Webmin that it can see the new added drive. I read as well on Internet how to add a disk through command line.

I know you all are busy,

I tried to install LXC from scratch on the newest TKCore thinking I could DIY Debian Buster with LXC. I did get the Core running and LXC installed but I realized its behaivior is not the same as the TKLXC appliance.

I will have to learn how to configure a vanilla Debian 10.3 LXC install to work with the TK containers. It will be fun actually figuring that out (TKCore + LXC install configured TK style?) but ....

are you working on a Buster TK-LXC?

Thanks,

Ben

HI

I want to add multiple apps to one base install - such as have dns & file server & LAMP & Odoo & maybe Observium all on the same box

rather than hae a separate install/VM for each

can someone point to where/how to do this

thanks

ed

Hi All! My Moodle server went down this morning, and when I logged in to the Turnkey Hub I receieved this error: 

• The Role ARN is no longer valid, please verify it is setup correctly.

I'm not sure what happened, though I think I have an idea.

Does anyone know how to fix this? 

Helo!!

i have problems whit updates.... in var\logs\messages i can see this:

Hi there, I don't fully understand what ways there are to get a delta of everything in (for example) /etc that I've modified since installation. TKLBAM will do this, yes? But what form is it in if I want to pick thru it to e.g. look at a VM I've messed with and am now replicating in TLKdev?

Is there another way that doesn't involve making a backup?

Hi Jeremy Davis

   Thank you for the previous information, to clarify on the last part I meant 3.2.0 anything above 3.1.9+ ends up breaking,

One of our servers is executing Firstboot each time we SSH into the device. RUN_FIRSTBOOT is false.

INITHOOKS_CONF=/etc/inithooks.conf
INITHOOKS_PATH=/usr/lib/inithooks

RUN_FIRSTBOOT=false
REDIRECT_OUTPUT=false
SUDOADMIN=false
 

We have not found any issues with filesystem corruption or anything strange in syslog or dmesg. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Encountered errors on first post. See reply.