I've just started with turnkey linux and tkldev, in order to create an easy-to-use environment for the participants of a drupal workshop.

I could make a core and drupal7 product.iso, but I could not figure out how to create a vmdk file from there.

Sorry for putting such a simple question, but I could find only a thread for the other direction (vmdk to iso).

Any help appreciated - cheers, Joachim

I've installed redmine from iso on KVM host, all installation went fine but now df -h shows

Hi,

is it possible to set https as default connection? Actual I load git sources on http. On gitlab web application I see only an link as http.

A heads up - I have tried everything mentioned above, to do arestore no joy at all. My situation dire because my PRODUCTION sever crashed. Any one with ideas on how I can do a tklbam  restore  without generating the error below?

 File "/usr/bin/tklbam-restore", line 444, in main

   log_fh.write(trap.std.read())

IOError: [Errno 28] No space left on device

I cannot access my blog at I have a wordpress blog hosted on turnkey linux, has turnkey archived it? it gives me the error This site has been archived or suspended. And I cannot login as administrator to unarchive it.

Can't get Turnkey installed on a server with two Broadcom BCM5708C NetXtreme II GigE nics. It's an IBM System x3550.

I built out a current release of the turnkey file server (samba). Pretty much stock build from ovf into VMware 5.1 host. It is accessing a PRDM volume hosted on a local SAN. My xfer speeds are in the 8-11MB a second range. 

I'm trying to run 2 websites off one TKL Wordpress Appliance with one IP. I've setup a virtual host for each website but all the port 80 traffic is being routed to the first virtual host in the list. How can I specify "Name Based Virtual Host" in the TKL Wordpress Appliance?

Attached is a screenshot. Both websites are dev sites with unique names. I've setup A records for each domain in Windows DNS to point to the server's IP address:

dev.site1.com >> 192.168.14.11
dev.site2.com >> 192.168.14.11

The latest lamp stack is very nice, however, we are finding it impossible to disable whatever mechanism is caching the web pages. Sadly, this makes it useless as  a development server.

We have searched the apache docs, but found no solution. it may be some specific Debian or TKL setting? We need the server to grab the absolute current file on every request.

Any pointers where to look?

I deployed a turnkeylinux appliance with owncloud builtin.  Owncloud version 12.1  I see turnkey now has a owncloud version 13.0  How would I go about upgrading without uploading new source that I downloaded from owncloud.  Is there a way to upgrade.  It doesnt want to seem to get the new version through webmin.

Thanks,

Stan