Hello

I have installed Turnkey LXC successfully using the OVA file on VirtualBox. It's running nicely, I have it configured to backup via TKLBAM which is all wired up through hub.turnkey.com and AWS. I've tested the auto backup process and that is working very nicely.

Now I moved onto wanting to creating some actual Linux containers and followed the Wordpress tutorial. After configuring the inithooks.conf file from the .example file I found in /root (thanks for that!) and as per the tutorial, its looking like this:

I spent a fair bit of time getting SSL certs functioing.  All essential services except for MariaDB are able to run and function.  Webmin.  SSH  (Webshell still has an SSL issue).

I need MariaDB to start.

I have run 

turnkey-init a few times.  Part of the issue is the old system had a shorter password (7 charachters) while 16.x requires 8 charachters.

I have also done the following

apt-get update
apt-get install mariadb-server

The File Server only Allows a Upload Size of 1GB.  I want to Increase the Size.

There is no PHP5 Directory in order to Edit the PHP.INI File.

I am using Version 16.1.

Is there another File that I can Edit to Increase the Upload Size?

Thanks,

Kenneth

Hello Turnkey Linux Gurus

I've just received an email from ACSC (Australian Cyber Security Centre) regarding a HIGH Alert for Samba versions prior to 4.13.17. and checked my Transmission CT executing the following in the container

sudo smbstatus

The Samba version running on this is 4.9.5 and attempted to update the CT using APT. According to APT all the packages are the latest and there are no updates for the samba server currently running.

I have setup a fresh turnkey Redmine appliance (debian-10-redmine_16.1-1) on proxmox. I need subversion server to keep track of changes me and my team make to various files. I choose svn over git as the primary users are just introduced to version control and git is overkill in this case.

Using the helloworld example, it gave me permission errors, solved by: chown -R www-data:www-data helloworld

But it then allows me to commit as an anonymous user (no matter what I do).

svnserve.conf:

Since there are some topics - unsolved in here - about how to connect a client to Turnkey OpenLDAP - here is my solution for a basic connection.

- Server is Turnkey OpenLDAP, with base dn ldap.turnkey.com , IP 192.168.8.5 , user "testuser" created via phpLDAPadmin
- Client is a minimal installation of (K)ubuntu 20.04 with only openssh-server added after base installation, so ssh can be used to connect to the client.

Hi!

On shutdown "Sign-up restrictions" --> "Sign-up enabled"
Error 500 crashes "Whoops, something went wrong on our end."

I can't find a solution to the problem.

GitLab14.7.2

GitLab Shell13.22.2

GitLab Workhorsev14.7.2

GitLab APIv4

Ruby2.7.5p203

Rails6.1.4.4

PostgreSQL12.7

Usually not a problem one encounters but I'll admit I'm stumped.

Logged into adminer on Owncloud 16.1 to make a little table action; no problems there.

But I've not figured out how to log out of my session. Is there a drop down or button I'm overlooking?

Hi,

I have a client with the following appliances running on VMware:

lamp - debian 9.13, turnkey-lamp-14.2-jessie-amd64
observium - debian 9.13, turnkey-observium-15.0-stretch-amd64
wordpress - debian 10.7, turnkey-wordpress-16.0-buster-amd64
nextcloud - debian 10.7, turnkey-nextcloud-15.2

They have been neglected due to lack of client Linux skills.

They have asked me to resolve, but when I try to update with apt-get, this fails due to the appliances being so old.

Hello! WordPress seems to be continuing its march toward higher versions of PHP. I now have one plugin that I cannot update since it requires PHP 7.4. I do not want to risk breaking my otherwise functional installation, so if there is an officially sanctioned way to update the PHP version safely, I would appreciate learning about it!

Best regards,

Rob